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Vomiting (once or twice a day) backaches
LMP -19 feb2020
She is not eating properly due to vomiting.
And having backache.
She is taking glucose and water.
Is it normal?
Please help me out with her diet plan.
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Vomiting in early pregnancy is a common symptom.but vomiting or nausea and less intake can reduce weight and cause dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.so please check her weight and urine for ketones .if positive she needs iv fluids .consult online
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Excessive vomiting in pregnancy is common but should not exceed a limit .... If she is unable to retain food at all....she may require hydration by Intravenous fluids and some supportive medications to stop further vomiting and starvation like state...please contact personally.
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi .your wife is 10 weeks preg . What about her blood reports . Pl consult online for the prescription.
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