I'm 16 weeks pregnant, and I've been experiencing severe nausea and vomiting, more than just morning sickness. I'm worried about my baby and myself. At what point should I go to the hospital for vomiting when pregnant?
5 months ago
For morning sickness, ginger tea and small, frequent meals usually help. But if it becomes hyperemesis gravidarum, where you're constantly vomiting, losing weight, or getting severely dehydrated, then home remedies aren't enough. You need medical attention from a doctor quickly.
5 months ago
Pregnancy vomiting can be very tough. If you're not able to keep any food or fluids down for more than 12 hours, or if you're feeling very dizzy, weak, and not peeing much, it's best to call your doctor or go to the hospital. Severe dehydration is dangerous for both you and the baby, so don't hesitate. I've been there with my PCOS symptoms, always better to be safe.
5 months ago
If you can't keep anything down, especially fluids, go to the hospital. Dehydration is serious.
5 months ago
Hey, don't stress too much, pregnancy can be rough! But if you're throwing up literally everything, even sips of water, and you feel super weak or faint, then please go to the hospital. You might need some IV fluids. Your doc will tell you what's best.
5 months ago
During pregnancy, a little vomiting is common. Try some saunf (fennel) water or ginger. But if it is too much, so much that you are losing strength, or if there is blood, then beta, you must go to the doctor without delay. Listen to your body and the doctor's advice.
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