I am still nauseous and want to vomit after three months of pregnancy

Generally, early pregnancy symptoms begin around the 6th week of pregnancy and will naturally subside or disappear by the 12th week. The nausea and retching caused by early pregnancy reactions are related to the secretion of human chorionic gonadotropin in the body. If you still feel dizzy, nauseous and want to vomit after three months of pregnancy, this reaction is related to the increase in estrogen levels secreted in the body. If the symptoms are not very serious, you can eat small meals frequently, eat less greasy and fried foods, and eat light foods. You can also take vitamin B6, yeast tablets or pepsin orally. Exacerbations of the condition require surgical treatment.

Nausea and retching during pregnancy are one of the early pregnancy reactions. The medical community has not yet reached a conclusion on the cause. Studies have shown that it may be related to mental and psychological disorders in pregnant women. The interaction of the two major factors, mental and psychological, causes disorder in the independent nervous system of pregnant women, imbalance in hormone metabolism in the body, and leads to symptoms of nausea and vomiting. Moreover, pregnant women tend to feel nauseous and vomit in the morning. Therefore, pregnant women can drink some ginger and sugar water appropriately, which can alleviate nausea and vomiting to a certain extent.

Most people will experience dizziness and nausea during pregnancy. The time of onset and the severity of symptoms are different for each person. Under normal circumstances, these symptoms will appear around 40 days after menstruation, but some people appear earlier, with nausea and vomiting, dizziness, weakness, loss of appetite, and preference for acidic and alkaline foods around 30 days after menstruation. These are all normal early pregnancy reactions. Some people only experience these symptoms in the second month of pregnancy. Some people don't feel any discomfort, which is normal.

In the early stages of pregnancy, nausea and vomiting are common and are normal reactions to pregnancy. If you can eat normally, there is no problem. If you can't eat, you need to go to the hospital for an IV drip, otherwise it will cause water and electrolyte imbalance and affect your body's health. You can take vitamin B21 and vitamin B26 orally, eat light food, eat small meals frequently, avoid eating cold or greasy foods, and eat more fruits and vegetables. Pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue and staying up late, eat foods that are easily digestible, and drink plenty of water. This situation will disappear around February. So, release the pressure and don't worry too much.