Nausea and vomiting typically resolve on their own after the fourth month of pregnancy. To help alleviate these symptoms, avoid fatty foods and coffee. Eat small, frequent meals. If you experience severe or persistent vomiting, consult a doctor, as this condition may require inpatient treatment. Following your doctor's recommendations closely can help manage and avoid severe vomiting.

During pregnancy, aim to gain no more than 10-12 kg (about 350 g per week). Regularly monitor your weight. Weight gain generally begins around week 20. Maintain a balanced diet, eating regularly without overeating, and limit your intake of salt, sweets, and spicy foods, which can contribute to fluid retention. Include protein-rich foods (such as veal, chicken, fish, and lentils) rather than fatty foods.

Pregnancy hormones can cause an increase in vaginal discharge, which may be thick and white as dead cells are expelled from the body. This discharge can vary in amount but is generally normal if it is not accompanied by burning, itching, an unpleasant smell, or blood clots. However, consult a doctor to rule out potential issues such as leaking amniotic fluid, risk of miscarriage, or infections.

Clinical studies suggest that the minimum recommended duration for taking Miofolic is three months. Most gynecologists recommend continuing for 3 to 6 months for optimal results.

Yes, Miofolic can be beneficial for those with PCOS. Taking Miofolic—2 sachets per day for 3-6 months—can improve reproductive system function and normalize hormone levels. Benefits may include reduced or eliminated symptoms such as unwanted hair growth, skin problems, and weight gain. Additionally, Miofolic can enhance insulin sensitivity and help normalize the menstrual cycle, which is particularly important for managing PCOS.

Miofolic has a general strengthening effect on the body, regardless of specific health conditions. Its benefits include improved skin and hair appearance, reduced cravings for sweets, and normalized body weight. Miofolic is well tolerated and does not require a doctor's prescription to start.

Miofolic is generally well tolerated, with studies indicating no significant side effects when taken as recommended.