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7 week of pregnancy
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My wife has 7week of pregnancy she is suffering continuous nausea and vomiting.she loss her wt. 3 to 4 kg in the last one month. Due to lockdown, we are not able to move any where for visit to a local doctor. Please suggest us ultrasound is required for the same. Or any Medicines.
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Tab emset 4 mg to reduce nause/vomiting.
Tab folvite daily one tablet.
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yes safe medicines in pregnancy which can be given to you according to the timing so you can contact directly for more details and this question and for prescription as well
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She can take Tab Doxinate once a day at night for nausea .
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If she does not get better she needs to get back
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If no scan done so far , can do it
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Dr. Sirisha Mullamuri
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Congratulations for your pregnancy.
As she has continuous nausea and vomitting and also has lost weight,she can be started on tab doxinateplus once daily before bed.
Even after using it,if she still has vomittings, she can use tab ondem MD4 as and when required.
Getting a scan is advisable if not done.
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Dr. Dhivya R
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Bangalore
Online Consultation after scan
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