Patient's question:
I woke up this morning and started vomiting, bringing up acidic water, but it's not pregnancy. I'm feeling really uncomfortable now and don't know what's wrong. My stomach and intestines have never been strong, and I'm not sure what's specifically happening. Could you help me understand this? What should I do?First follow-up question: I'm currently experiencing stomach pain. It hurts when I press near my navel. I vomit no matter what I eat.
Second follow-up question: I went to the hospital, and this is the medication the doctor prescribed for me:
1. Jiewei Le - Aluminum Phosphate Gel (Made in South Korea)
- Take three times a day, one packet each time.
2. Peifekang
- Take three times a day, one dose each time.
Doctor's answer:
Early pregnancy is often characterized by symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, sleepiness, poor appetite, a preference for sour foods, aversion to greasy foods, nausea, and vomiting. This condition is considered a normal early pregnancy reaction and typically improves on its own over time. If the vomiting is severe and normal eating is not possible, taking vitamin B6, B1, and pepsin can help regulate the condition. In necessary cases, intravenous fluids may be administered to replenish nutrients. Generally, these symptoms appear around week 6 of pregnancy and naturally disappear around week 3. Regular B-ultrasound examinations should be conducted after pregnancy.