Nausea & morning sickness support, from home
Get help understanding nausea, managing mild symptoms and recognising when you need urgent or pregnancy-specific care.
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Standard consultation: $49. Return patient consultation: $35 for eligible existing patients. Priority consultation: $65. All prices are in Australian dollars. Eligibility and current prices are confirmed when booking.
Understanding nausea & morning sickness
Nausea has many causes, including infections, medicines, migraine and pregnancy. The right advice depends on the cause, how long it has lasted and whether you can keep fluids down.
Reasons to speak with a doctor
- Mild nausea or occasional vomiting
- Morning sickness and questions about symptom relief
- Possible side effects from an existing medicine
How our doctors can help
- Discuss symptoms, fluid intake, medicines and the possibility of pregnancy.
- Explore practical steps such as small meals and hydration.
- Assess whether treatment, testing or a review with your maternity team or local doctor is appropriate.
When to seek urgent care
Seek urgent care for inability to keep fluids down, very little urine, fainting, severe abdominal pain or blood in vomit. Persistent vomiting in pregnancy needs prompt assessment.
We make healthcare convenient
Healthcare at home, with Australian-registered doctors available 24/7.
Your questions, answered
Can I discuss morning sickness online?
Yes, if symptoms are mild and you are otherwise well. Severe or persistent vomiting, dehydration or pain requires prompt in-person assessment and contact with your maternity team.
Are nausea medicines safe in pregnancy?
Safety depends on the medicine and your circumstances. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or could be pregnant before starting any medicine.
Can every condition be treated online?
No. Telehealth is suitable for many non-emergency concerns, but some symptoms need a physical examination, tests or urgent care. Your doctor will explain when an in-person visit is the safer option.
Are doctors available 24/7?
Yes. ConsultNow offers doctor consultations 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and public holidays. Waiting times depend on demand.
Will I definitely receive a prescription?
No. All prescriptions, referrals and medical certificates depend on your doctor assessing what is safe and clinically appropriate. Booking a consultation does not guarantee a particular treatment.
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Request your treatment nowNon-emergency care only. For a medical emergency, call 000. Treatment and prescriptions are not guaranteed.
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