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Morning sickness cures?

lalevesquelalevesque
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So I am only 6weeks pregnant but have had terrible "morning" sickness for 3 weeks straight!  I am not vomitting but extreme nausea all day long.  I have tried B6, Ginger, saltines, soup, Zofran, Seabands, peppermints.  NOTHING works!  Anyone find anything that works for them?  Surprisingly I feel better in the car, sunroof open and all windows open.  Unfortunately I'm not made of money for the gas I would go through and I can't live in my car!
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  • J05BoilerJ05Boiler
    I have pretty much tried all those things too and nothing works great. Try jolly ranchers, or Preggie Pops. I feel like those might work a little for me.
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  • kermiefrgkermiefrg
    I don't know why, but chewing gum seems to help me.  I'm going through a ton of it!
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  • AngeNAndy4106AngeNAndy4106
    I found that sour things helped curb the nausea slightly.  Lemonheads, lemonade, sweet tarts...stuff like that.  It's not a cure, but took some of the edge off for me at times.  I also took Zofran in addition to that and drank Gatorade for about 18 weeks straight with my dd. I couldn't keep anything else down.  GL!
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  • deyadideyadi
    My doctor just switched my multivitamin to chewables, try another prenatal vitamin and you might feel better - just make sure the content is comparable to what you're currently taking, specially the folic acid.
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  • CTri17CTri17 member

    well there is no cure unfortunately.

    What does help is always having something in your tummy. Carbs are your friend, I ate popcorn for dinner for about 6 weeks (if I ate anything) because I threw everything else up.

    Gum helped me a lot as well. Natural Gingerale (like Hansen's brand) also eased some of it.

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  • abeer26abeer26

    I am 33 weeks and revisiting the old board.. and can honestly say that LEMONS helped me.. sniffing on lemons and just sucking on a lemon really really eased it.. I dont know if it was just me but I had partial stock in it =) Feel better it does go away

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  • brittburnhambrittburnham
    Diclectin saved me! It's the only perscription you can get in Canada for pregnancy nausea. I'm not sure what is available in the US. Other than that... I hav my husband bring me toast with peanut butter (for the protein) before I get up in the morning and that helps a bit.
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  • hollerjeepgirlhollerjeepgirl member
    Stay away from dairy in the morning until noonish
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  • birdie79birdie79
    Chewing Big Red gum helps me tremendoulsly...I think it's the cinnamon in it.  I keep some in my pockets at all times.
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  • DJ1122DJ1122
    Spearmint gum was a lifesaver! Not peppermint, not cinnamon...it has to be spearmint. Tums are helpful too but don't take too many of them, they can lead to kidney stones!
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