Interpersonal Influences on the Choice to Treat Nausea during Pregnancy with Medication or Cannabis
Amanda H. Mercer,
Katherine E. MacDuffie,
Elliott M. Weiss
et al.
Abstract:Objective
To better understand the interpersonal influences on a pregnant individual’s decision of how to treat nausea and vomiting during pregnancy using a qualitative approach.
Study design
A semi-structured interview guide was developed to assess pregnancy symptoms, decision-making regarding treating nausea, and interpersonal influences on treatment decisions. Interviews were conducted with 17 individuals enrolled in a neuroimaging and behavioral study of prenatal exposure to cannabis who used medication a… Show more
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