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Re: prenatal vitamins

From: Michele (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 30 Apr 2002 15:43:26 -0500 (CDT)

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I'm not a doc, but I think it's better to have some food and no vitamin vs. vitamin and no food. At my doctor's suggestion, I stopped taking my prenatal until my 2nd trimester when I was pregnant with my son. He was born a very healthy 8lbs. I've done the same thing for this pregnancy. I was sicker this time around... a girl maybe? I'll start taking them again soon, since I'm feeling better. Good luck! btw, there's alot of info about this in the archives.

At Tue, 30 Apr 2002, anon wrote: >
>I am 9w2d and saw a very healthy heartrate on an ultrasound at 8w3d. At
>that visit, the dr. prescribed vitamins and gave me a few samples. I
>took a sample vitamin that evening with dinner and threw up almost an
>hour later so violently that I nicked my throat. I have been sick
>(nauseous) constantly since pregnant but can usually keep the food in.
>My question is - can I wait until the 2nd trimester to start taking the
>vitamins -- isn't it better that the food actually stay in?
>
>Thanks for your help.

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