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TT$ 300.00
Dr Brad Sahadeo
- General Practitioner
- B.Sc., M.B.B.S, Diploma Occupational Med
- 10yr experience
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San Fernando
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English
TT$ 400.00
Dr Neil Sampath
- General Practitioner
- MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery), Postgraduate Certificate in Remote & Offshore Medicine
- 20yr experience
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Chaguanas
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English
TT$ 400.00
Dr Vishi Beharry
- General Practitioner
- M.B.B.S, P.G. Dip, Emergency Medicine
- 13yr experience
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Chaguanas
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English
TT$ 350.00
Dr Riad Khunja
- General Practitioner
- MBBS, DM Family Medicine, DM Emergency medicine (Surgery and Trauma)
- 16yr experience
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Chaguanas
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English
TT$ 220.00
Dr Rondon Ramlal
- General Practitioner
- MBBS, Diploma in Occupational Medicine
- 5yr experience
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Chaguanas
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English
TT$ 250.00
Dr Ashell Roopchand
- General Practitioner
- B. Med, MBBS
- 5yr experience
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San Fernando
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English
TT$ 280.00
Dr Narendra Samlal
- General Practitioner
- MBBS, DOccMed, LFOM
- 5yr experience
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San Fernando
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English
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| Name | Speciality | Exp | Fee |
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| Dr Raj Kapoor (MBBS, MD, ECFMG, ABSM, FCCP,) | Pulmonology | 50 Y | TT$ 642.48 |
| Dr David Toby (MBBS,FRCS) | Orthopedics | 45 Y | TT$ 500.00 |
| Dr E Monica Davis (MBBS,MPhil) | Physiology | 42 Y | TT$ 300.00 |
| Dr Rodney Benjamin (MBBS) | Anesthesiology | 41 Y | TT$ 250.00 |
| Dr Manohar Ahuja (M.D., M.B.B.S., M.R.C.P.(UK), Nephrology & Internal Medicine) | Nephrology | 40 Y | TT$ 541.03 |
| Dr Prakashbhan Persad (MBBS, DGO, FRCOG, MRCPI, MFFP, MSc (Fetal Medicine)) | Obstetrics gynecology | 37 Y | TT$ 550.00 |
| Dr Prakashbhan Persad (MBBS, DGO, FRCOG, MRCPI, MFFP, MSc (Fetal Medicine)) | Women health | 37 Y | TT$ 550.00 |
| Dr Stephen Ramroop (M.B.B.S, F.R.C.S, MBA) | Orthopedics | 35 Y | TT$ 400.00 |
| Dr Vernon DaCosta (MD, OBGYN) | Obstetrics gynecology | 32 Y | TT$ 570.42 |
| Dr Sergiy Adonin (MD (Master of Surgery), MBBS) | Orthopedics | 30 Y | TT$ 550.00 |
FAQ’s about Vomitings
Vomiting in pregnancy, often called morning sickness, typically starts around the 6th week and can last until the 12th to 16th week. Some women may experience it earlier or later.
The 8 types of vomitus include undigested food, digested food, bile (yellow or green), blood (hematemesis), coffee-ground (indicates old blood), fecal (very rare, indicates a severe obstruction),clear fluid (often from empty stomach) and mucus (often from respiratory issues).
To stop vomiting immediately, try sipping small amounts of clear fluids like water, ginger tea, or oral rehydration solutions.
Vomiting can be a symptom of COVID-19 infection, but it’s not the most common one.
Severe vomiting due to anxiety or other causes can irritate the esophagus and lead to small tears, which might result in blood in the vomit.
Persistent vomiting after eating is called “postprandial vomiting.” It can be caused by various conditions, including gastroparesis, stomach infections, or gastrointestinal obstructions.
After vomiting, start with small sips of clear fluids then gradually introduce bland foods like bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast (BRAT diet).
Vomiting can be a serious problem if it leads to dehydration, lasts more than a couple of days, or is accompanied by severe pain, blood, or other concerning symptoms.
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