Question 1

i get petechiae from vomiting. is there a cure for morning sickness?

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Available: There are many treatments for morning sickness. Some are over the counter and some are prescription. Emetrol is safe. 25mg of vitamin b6 with sominex has been shown to be effective. Bonnie tablets sometimes help. There are multiples prscription meds your doctor can give you too. Eating frequent small bland meals and not drinking when you eat (called a wet to dry diet) also helps.

Question 2

when do morning sickness occur?

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First trimester : Usualy it occurs during the first 13 weeks and then resolves after that.

Question 3

what can i take for morning sickness?

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There are a : number of "safe" medications but in answering this question a number of times in mt professional lifetime I have found the only CORRECT answer is the best answer....ask your OB-GYN what his/her recommendation is and confirm with him/her ANY NEW medications...RX and OTC and any HERBS, VITAMINS or SUPPLEMENTS you are taking or thinking of taking!  THIS IS THE 'WAY" to a HEALTHY BABY ....Good luck.

Question 4

what to eat when you have morning sickness?

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I suggest: Frequent small snacks, non-irritating foods, taken with a  bit of water.

Question 5

when should you experience morning sickness?

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First trimester: Morning sickness tends to be worst in the first trimester, but "morning" sickness can be misleading. While it does tend to be more frequent in the mornings, you can actually have it at any time during the day.

Question 6

what to take for morning sickness in general?

Accepted Answer

Few things: The following can be tried without a prescription:
unisom
vitamin b6 25 mg three times daily
ginger capsules.

Question 7

what are some of the tests for morning sickness?

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The tests for Morning sickness include::   Basic metabolic panel, Complete blood count, Thyroid blood tests, H. pylori breath test, Kidney function tests, Liver function test, Ultrasound for nuchal translucency, Ultrasound of kidneys, Urinalysis, Urine culture, Ultrasound of abdomen, Lipase, MRI of head, Ketone panel.

Question 8

what are some of the risk factors for getting morning sickness?

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The risk factors for getting Morning sickness include::   Migraine, Motion sickness.

Question 9

what is morning sickness and what does it involve? what does it feel like? what dows it mean?

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It is nausea: In the morning with or without vomiting, as a response to hormones from pregnancy.  It doesn't have a meaning unless you r really sick and not all women have it.  It's not necessarily a reflection of the health of the pregnancy, if u don't have it be thankful.

Question 10

what can i drink for morning sickness?

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Several hints: Vit b 6 and unisom at bedtime.  Dont let your stomach get empty or too full.  Ginger root pills 3x daily (buy at healthfood store). Some people use sea bands or queezy bands on their wrists and these help half the people who try them (for sea sickness usually)  if you cannot keep anything down seek care immediately.

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