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Vomits during pregnancy
Hi Dr im Alia im 19 weeks n 4 days pregnant still my vomits are on peak when i smell strong fragrance or odour of any food or body Dr tested ketone test it came negative but my vomits are not stopping in morning and at night now Dr told me not to take Vomikind but still i need vomikind tablet to stop vomit please tell me taking vomikind is harmful since long time ??? Can i continue taking vomikind unless i feel ok??
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If you are finding it such troublesome you can take once a day.Stop for few days in between like after 7to 10 days use and see Wheather your vomiting has reduced.
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