Patient's question:
I had severe nausea and vomiting during my early pregnancy. After eating, I would vomit after a while. Also, I didn't have much appetite. How should I treat pregnancy-induced nausea and vomiting?Doctor's answer:
Nausea during pregnancy is quite normal. Normal early pregnancy symptoms usually do not interfere with health. However, if vomiting occurs, it may lead to an inability to defecate, even an inability to vomit blood, and may also cause symptoms such as weight loss, dehydration, and acidosis. This is a pathological condition. It is necessary to seek timely medical examination and treatment, otherwise it may affect the health of the pregnant woman and the normal growth and development of the fetus. You can eat many nutritious foods that pass through your stomach quickly, making it easier to absorb. To prevent nausea, it is best to drink plenty of fluids to keep you thirsty. If you are not sure, it is recommended to seek medical treatment at a local regular hospital to avoid delaying your condition. Generally, pay attention to rest, try to avoid overworking, do not eat spicy foods, and eat more light foods, as well as more vegetables or fruits.