Some Insights on Morning Sickness

It isn't serious and usually disappears

(HealthDay) -- Though it's common during pregnancy, experts don't know what causes morning sickness. Most cases aren't serious and go away on their own.

The Delray (Fla.) Medical Center says over-the-counter remedies such as antacids and even seasickness remedies usually ease the problem. The center says studies have found that women who are happy about being pregnant have fewer morning-sickness problems than those who didn't plan on having a child.

Before trying any medicines, the medical center says to be sure to consult your doctor.

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