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NVP Symptoms and Effects:
Understanding NVP
When nausea stops
NVP Counselor
Date: 2006-10-17
Question:
I have had nausea since my sixth week of pregnancy and I have been taking diclectin. I am now at the tail end of my ninth week and my nausea has stopped. Is this a reason for concern?
Answer:
This is not necessarily a reason for concern. It is quite possible that your nausea has stopped because you are taking the diclectin. Consult your physician.
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