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A member asked:
I'm about 6 weeks pregnant, and i've been nauseous these past 4 days. is there a way i can make myself throw up or get rid of the feeling?
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Vitamins: Do not make yourself throw up. It is best to try combination of vitamin b6 and unisom or ask your doctor about a medication called diclegis. Also recommend bland diet (bread, rice, applesauce). Your doctor can prescribe other antinausea medication as well.
Answered 4/2/2014
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