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Nausea and vomiting of pregnancy. Evidence-based treatment algorithm.

Canadian Family Physician February 2002, 48 (2) 267-268;
Zina Levichek
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  • Correction - January 01, 2019
  1. Zina Levichek,
  2. Gardana Atanackovic,
  3. Dick Oepkes,
  4. Carolyn Maltepe,
  5. Adrienne Einarson,
  6. Laura Magee and
  7. Gideon Koren

    Abstract

    QUESTION: One of my patients suffers from a moderate-to-severe form of morning sickness. She responded only partially to doxylamine and pyridoxine (Dicletin), and I wish to try adding another medication. What should my priority be? ANSWER: An algorithm used by Motherisk to manage thousands of patients takes a hierarchical approach to this condition. This approach is evidence based with regard to fetal safety as well as efficacy.

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    Zina Levichek, Gardana Atanackovic, Dick Oepkes, Carolyn Maltepe, Adrienne Einarson, Laura Magee, Gideon Koren
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