According to Professor Marc Vaudel of the University of Bergen, the research makes it possible to find a cure for extreme pregnancy sickness. He said that if a pregnant woman receives certain types of diabetes medication before pregnancy, she may become less sensitive to the GDF15 hormone. Testing of new anti-nausea drugs is also promising, according to Jone Trovik, a professor at Haukeland University Hospital. An international conference on extreme pregnancy sickness will be held in Bergen on May 18-20.
Many women with the condition experience that their symptoms are not taken seriously, said Hilde Erdal, a researcher at the University of Bergen. She noted that not all women are offered anti-nausea medication, and that women become very ill physically and mentally, with many reporting depressive symptoms and suicidal thoughts. Up to 10% of women affected have an abortion, according to Trovik.
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Linda Watten, who experienced extreme pregnancy sickness in all three of her pregnancies, described the condition as like having stomach flu, food poisoning and a hangover multiplied by a hundred, according to NRK Vestland. She said it is a terrible condition she would not wish on her worst enemy.
It's like having stomach flu, food poisoning and a hangover multiplied by a hundred. It's a terrible condition that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.