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I wouldn't, but only because my morning sickness wasn't THAT bad. it sucked, but I just felt nauseous all day, never had vomiting. If it was worse and enough to keep me from day to day stuff, I would consider it, though I'd rather use something that had been around longer.

I wouldn't take it. Maybe if my morning sickness was very severe but even then I would prefer to take something that's been around awhile. I also don't trust the FDA especially when it can affect my unborn baby. Wasn't there something in the 80s they deemed "safe" and later found it caused birth defects? Yeah, so no I wouldn't take it.

I had severe morning sickness, and was prescribed Zofran. It worked well for me, so I would probably just take Zofran again instead of a new drug.

Also, Diclegis lists drowsiness or sleepiness, which can be severe, is the most common side effect reported by women taking the drug. Its hard enough to function while nauseous, I wouldn't want to be sleepy on top of everything else.

I took Zofran after I was losing too much weight and was getting sick 7-8 times a day. It was a lifesaver for me, I would take that again if I needed it over a new drug.

I wouldn't. Too new for me. I am a late-jump on the band wagon kind of person.
I did take Zofran.
But, Zofran is a well tested drug given to cancer patients to help them with nausea (chemotherapy causes severe nausea). My FIL is an oncologist so he prescribed it every.single.day and he called my OB to tell her I needed it. She gave it to me and I was a happy preggo after that. I had MS all throughout my 9 months.

We have that in Canada, though it is known as Diclectin. I had to take it for a full 8 months during my pregnancy because I was nauseous, vomiting and dizzy almost every day.

I would never have survived without it!

Like others have said, I think this is called Diclectin in Canada. I took it for a good ten weeks or so, and it was a lifesaver.

I wouldn't take it but then again I'm not a fan of taking anything in pregnancy that I don't have to absolutely take like my prenatals and synthroid...for anything else I would try to exhaust all other options first.

No, I wouldn't. Then again I had horrible MS in my first pregnancy (throwing up 10+ times a day) and didn't take anything. I would only consider something if I was needing to be hospitalized for my n+v. (And I would be taking sub lingual vitamins so getting proper vit & min wouldn't be an issue)