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18 weeks pregnant.tried pretty much everything to help reduce nausea but it's just getting worse and more frequent.any suggestions on what might help?
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u need evaluation: Please call your OB as u need blood work and u may need IV meds or a subq pump with the anti-nausea meds and u need IV fluids , u should at least be trying oral anti- nausea meds now.
Answered 6/10/2014
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