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I'm nine weeks pregnant and experiencing severe vomiting sensations. My doctor advised Doxinate, but it doesn't work. Is it advisable to try elaichi and sauf for temporary relief?
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I'm nine weeks pregnant and experiencing severe vomiting sensations. My doctor advised Doxinate, but it doesn't work. Is it advisable to try elaichi and sauf for temporary relief?
Asked by Female, 28 · 27 days ago
Indeed, eating a tiny amount of saunf (fennel) or elaichi (cardamom) can temporarily relieve nausea and is normally safe during pregnancy. You should let your gynecologist know that you are experiencing severe vomiting and that Doxinate is not helping. Stronger anti-vomiting medications or fluids may be required.
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Consult Your Doctor:
- Since Doxinate isn't effective, discuss alternative treatments with your healthcare provider.
Elaichi and Sauf:
- These are traditional remedies for nausea. Generally safe in small amounts, but consult your doctor before use.
Diet and Hydration:
- Eat small, frequent meals and stay hydrated to help manage nausea.
Alternative Medications:
- Your doctor may recommend other safe anti-nausea medications during pregnancy.
Important: Persistent vomiting can lead to dehydration or nutritional issues. Seek timely medical advice for your and your baby's health.
Answered 29 days ago