But new treatments may mean less time in the hospital, according to Dr. Montgomery. Home intravenous programs feature visiting nurses who come to the home and administer dehydration therapies. It's a question of the balance between intake versus output and whether that can sustain you. If you can stay hydrated, you will not need aggressive intervention. Then, immediate treatment is necessary.
Women tend to forget all about morning sickness after the baby is born.
Judith Zimmer is a writer who lives in New York City. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center .