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A member asked:
7 weeks pregnant is it okay if when you feel uncomfortably nauseated to help yourself vomit?
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No: You might not feel like eating much during this phase of your pregnancy. Nausea is common during the first trimester; but it is central; this means that it is not caused by the presence of food in your stomach. Therefore, no; it is not a good idea to vomit the small amounts of food that you could tolerate and will promote a healthy pregnancy at this stage.
Answered 5/6/2013
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