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Im 26 weeks pregnant and throw up about half a cup of gall each morning. im constantly nauseas. is the gall normal? it is bright bright yellow and has a sharp taste.
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Obgyn evaluation: Your doctor may want to prescribe medication for acid reflux such as Omeprazole. They may want to start you on nausea medication at night such as Diclegis. They may also want to consider a referral to a gastroenterologist. Discuss the options with your treating Obgyn
Answered 7/31/2019
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