Dr. Dorothy Carin

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You are most likley fine if having no symptoms.

Drinking fluids with electroyltes is better if you have been vomiting and cannot keep anything down.

  

As the uterus grows with the baby, there can be stretching of the ligments that hold the uterus called the round ligaments.

These can cause sharp intermittent pain in the pelvis. They usually start sometime in the 2nd trimester and they are normal.   

If a workup for gallstones is normal and you are still having pain in the ruq, the next step would be to see a gastroenterologist.

Often they recommend an endoscopy to look into your stomach to make sure nothing there could be contributing to your pain.   

It is usually normal to get lab testing done if you have not been able to get pregnant after one year. If you and your husband's lab tests are all normal, most fertility specialists will recommend a hystersalpingogram to make sure there is now blockages in your fallopian tubes.

If that is normal, they usually start you on Clomid (clomiphene) to help boost your fertility.   

If you think you are drinking too much and answer 'yes' to any 2 of these questions, you maybe considered to have a alcohol problem. 1.

Allopurinol is to prevent gout.

The have other treatment for alcoholics who stop drinking and go into shock.