Nausea... Go away!

JaelynxZoey

I don't know if it is considered morning sickness, but I ALWAYS get nauseous and sometimes actually get sick if i am even a tad bit hungry... i have to eat and eat and eat just to keep my self from feeling sick..  Sometimes, I even feel sick after drinking something or eating random things.. Is this even considered morning sickness and when will it go away?

Thanks for reading and all answers appreciated.

AR1of2

Sounds exactly like morning sickness to me! It was so tough to eat through, and I caved and got zofran to help because I just couldn't make it through work for a few weeks feeling so sick. Like PP said, keep something in your stomach - I needed small amounts of food every 2-2.5 hours, but I know what you mean that food doesn't always sit well anyway. High protein is what my dr suggested (peanut butter, cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, cheese, etc.).

Now, I have the occasional day or night now when I have a tough time fighting the nausea (@ 16 1/2 wks), but generally it's gone. Hope the same happens for you! (Sorry if u have a ticker, can't see it on mobile so I'm not sure how far along you are!)

LSN8308

Mine decided to rear is ugly head again at 18 weeks when I thought I had moved passed it at 14 weeks.

I hate taking Zofran, makes me super constipated but sometimes I give in cuz the nausea is just too much at times.

What's new now though is the added heartburn and indigestion. Definitely having snacks before u feel the nausea coming and my added advice would be not to let yourself get too full to help if that makes u nauseous as well.

JaelynxZoey

Thanks, Everyone has such good advice.  I definitley try to keep food in my belly its so hard this baby wants to eat like ever hour of the day! phew.  I mainly feel really sick at night and really sick in the morning.. So i wake up everyday knowing its time to go get something to eat.

BethanyAnn27

This is a strange tip (and I have not tried it), but a coworker just told me that the only thing that worked for her and her daughters (or daughter-in-laws?) to quell their nausea was to smell a newspaper page. She said something about the scent of the ink used in printing would instantly take away their nausea. Newspapers don't smell bad, but do have a light scent. Like I said, I have never personally tried it, but I figured since I just heard about this and it apparently works well, I would pass it on.