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Black vomit after calcium & iron tablets
I'm 13 weeks pregnant. From yesterday my doctor prescribed calcium and iron tablets as the second trimester started . Till now I was taking folic acid alone . Last night I took a calcium tablet . This morning i couldn't eat food and felt like vomiting . I had one orange juice and took an iron tablet. After one hour I vomited.. but some were black liquid . It tasted like a tablet only . Still I'm afraid whether black vomiting is serious or because of my new tablets . Please help
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Please consult with your Gynaecologist. He may like to change the medicine.
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Iron tablets tend to cause nausea and epigastric pain(acidity) . The tablets wont cause any harm as such.
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If the vomiting does not stop, kindly visit your doctor
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Try to take enough liquids once vomiting is settled.
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If it repeats same u can consult gastro enterologist otherwise it might be tablet
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