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Náuseas persistentes en el embarazo; Vómitos persistentes en el embarazo
El médico llevará a cabo un examen físico. La presión arterial puede ser baja y el pulso puede estar alto.
Las siguientes pruebas de laboratorio se llevarán a cabo para verificar si hay signos de deshidratación:
Es posible que el médico necesite realizar exámenes para descartar problemas gastrointestinales y hepáticos.
Se llevará a cabo una ecografía del embarazo para ver si usted está esperando gemelos o más, y para verificar si hay una mola hidatiforme.
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