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Re: What qualifies as morning sickness?

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Tue, 29 Feb 2000 19:33:18 -0600 (CST)

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hi twinsdale 9dont know your first name lol)what about the combination for morning sickness that included B-6 and something else. there was a discussion about it on the professional obgyn list last month and i have been curios about other medical professionals opinions. wish i could remember what it was called now, but it fell out of practice because there were questions about what effect it had on the baby. many of the docs on the ob list say they still reccommend it. other doctors - marchbein, mcintosh - please chime in with your opinions.

vicki

At Tue, 29 Feb 2000, C Twisdale RN wrote: >
>As long as you are keeping liquids down, most MD's will be OK with
>continued nausea. Try small frequent meals, nothing spicy or greasy,
>lots of liquids, eat what you feel like you can tolerate, if a bag of
>chips and a coke seems to be what you can handle so be it. Right now do
>not be so concerned with what you are eating. Most time nausea improves
>at around 12-15 weeks.
>
>At Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Michelle wrote:
>>
>>I have persistent all day nausea but no vomiting. My doctor seemed to
>>suggest that there is really no concern unless you are vomiting
>>excessively, which I'm not at all. The problem is that I have no desire
>>to eat (due to my highly nauseous state), and I think I am losing
>>weight. I'm not sure whether I should tell him I think I've losing
>>weight I know that I weighed 3 pounds more last week on another doctor's
>>scale than I did yesterday on my OB's scale, but maybe the difference is
>>in the calibration of the scales and not my weight. I'm not sure what
>>to do. Thanks.

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