Posted by By Dr. Lisa Samet N.D. on September 10, 2015 Nothing disrupts the euphoria of pregnancy like morning sickness. That ‘pregnant glow’ can abruptly turn to paleness with persistent nausea, vomiting and fatigue. Morning sickness (and the term is a misnomer – symptoms can appear any time of the day or night) occurs in approximately eight out of ten pregnancies, and is thought to be caused by a number of hormones that become…
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