morning sickness
Morning sickness is characterized by a feeling of nausea during pregnancy Morning sickness is a misnomer because the condition can develop at any time of the day or night
Morning sickness is observed in a large part of pregnant women It is most common during the first trimester, although some women experience the disease during the entire pregnancy
Treatment is usually not necessary However, at-home measures, such as brushing frequently throughout the day, often relieve nausea
In rare cases, morning sickness is presented in severe forms At this time, the condition requires medical intervention: intravenous fluids and medication
It is not known what causes morning sickness, but hormonal changes during pregnancy are most likely involved. In rare cases, severe and persistent nausea or vomiting may be caused by a medical condition unrelated to pregnancy, such as thyroid or liver disease.
Morning sickness is characterized by nausea with or without vomiting Illness is often presented in the first trimester, sometimes even 2 weeks after conception
When to see a doctor See a doctor if:
- Nausea or vomiting is severe
- You urinate insufficiently or the urine is dark in color
- You cannot keep fluids down
- You feel
