Patient's question:
I have been experiencing very strong symptoms since discovering I was pregnant. I often feel nauseous, vomit, and have no appetite. I vomit when I see greasy things, and I also vomit when I smell unpleasant odors. It has been three months now, and it's still the same. I'm very worried that the baby might be malnourished.What kind of help do I need: When will the early pregnancy symptoms end?
Doctor's answer:
Your situation is normal, and there is no need to worry. The duration of early pregnancy symptoms is usually reduced after three months of pregnancy, but some women may experience symptoms until delivery, while others may have no early pregnancy symptoms at all. It varies from person to person. You don't need to worry too much, as this can only increase your mental burden.During pregnancy, pay attention to nutritional supplementation, avoid fatigue and emotional fluctuations, and ensure regular prenatal check-ups. Due to the increase in ketones in the body during pregnancy, changes in appetite are relatively normal. Additionally, altered stomach acid secretion may lead to digestive issues.
Since your prenatal tests are normal, there should be no problem. Try to maintain a light and balanced diet, and opt for small, frequent meals. Avoid forcing yourself to eat a full meal at once or letting yourself get too hungry.