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Good day, my partner is 7 months pregnant and she is always vomiting. it doesn't matter what she eats, she always vomits. we have visited few doctors and few gynecologists but no one seems to know what is wrong with her.
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7 months pregnant: Vomiting at 7 months of pregnancy may be exaggerated "morning sickness of pregnancy", and if this is continuous, may require hospitalization and treatment, as nutritional and fluid deficiencies may occur which affect the fetus. See your OB provider to determine whether this needs more aggressive treatment.
Answered 1/7/2019
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