What You Can Do to Stop Morning Sickness
Channel: Mother Baby Daddy with Dr Tonya PhD, DNP, MPH, FNP
Date: 15/01/2021

What You Can Do to Stop Morning Sickness. Most pregnant women (70%-80%) have nausea and vomiting (40%), also known as morning sickness, early in their pregnancy during the first 9 weeks. Some studies have shown that nausea or vomiting during pregnancy is a protective mechanism to encourage the mother to avoid meats. If you need help to relieve nausea or vomiting, I will tell you how without excluding meats. 


Go to this link to hear the entire podcast: https://motherbabydaddy.com/morningsickness

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The Mother Baby Daddy podcast was created to help mother and daddy identify early warning signs during pregnancy to seek help timely and receive appropriate treatment early to help prevent pregnancy complications.  I will also chat with experts, mothers, and dads to bring you the best information. 
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If you are having nausea or vomiting after 9 weeks of pregnancy, stomach pain, stomach soreness, fever, headaches, or any other problem, contact your health care provider as soon as possible for help. 

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