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Re: New Post From: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM (nbwc@ix.netcom.com) Thu Dec 31 15:44:08 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM: "New Year" Previous message: James Connerth MD: "Re: New Post [NVP]" Maybe in reply to: Stephen A. Szabo: "New Post" Stephen, B1 might help slightly because it decreases anxiety. The reference for this is in the excellent text "Neurology for Non Neurologist".I forget the author.Also you may have more success with fresh ginger brewed as a tea. One of the two homeopathics that seems to be helpful in some women is Nux Vomicia 30x as needed. I hope you can help this lady because I lost 40 lbs with my last baby because of hyperemisis and it was truly miserable. We have an entire treatment program for this problem. If you or your patient have any further intrest in non pharmaceutical approaches I will post you our protocols separately.We have had some fairly difficult cases of this common problem. Tonya Brooks Stephen A. Szabo wrote: > I have a patient with nausea and vomiting of pregnancy. I have tried ginger > snaps and other conservative therapies without success. The patient is > asking about vitamin B1 to treat the nausea. I am familiar with B6 but have > never heard about using B1. Does anyone have any suggestions? Other > non-pharmacologic therapies? > > Thanks > > Stephen A. Szabo, MD, FACOG > Pinehurst Surgical Clinic, P.A. > Obstetrics and Gynecology > saszabo@sprintmail.com <mailto:saszabo@sprintmail.com> > > www.pinehurstsurgical.com <http://www.pinehurstsurgical.com> Next message: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM: "New Year" Previous message: James Connerth MD: "Re: New Post [NVP]" Maybe in reply to: Stephen A. Szabo: "New Post"

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