Hey ladies. I know this could go in my Ticker Change tomorrow, but I wanted to get a larger viewpoint and maybe some tips. I can't swallow medicine (I take a daily pill for ulcerative colitis) or brush my teeth without gagging and sometimes puking (sorry if that's TMI). Is anyone else dealing with this? Do you have anything that helps?
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Me:31 DH:32 Married 11/06/10
DD: Born 8/23/13 (clomid+ovidrel+IUI)
BFP 9/9/16 EDD 5/19/17
Re: Gagging
1/7/2015 Twins born @ 34 weeks
Me:31 DH:32 Married 11/06/10
DD: Born 8/23/13 (clomid+ovidrel+IUI)
BFP 9/9/16 EDD 5/19/17
Me:31 DH:32 Married 11/06/10
DD: Born 8/23/13 (clomid+ovidrel+IUI)
BFP 9/9/16 EDD 5/19/17
I can't believe I didn't think of getting a tongue scraper! Thank you @chickyclg
23 y/o;
[05/06/17]
First time mommy
90% of the way there
Gel (less foamy) toothpaste likewise seems to help somewhat although not fully solve the toothbrushing discomfort.
1st Baby 5/12/17, Henry
Swallowing pills is hard. I'm usually OK if I drink ice water and use a straw for some reason.
DH: 34/Me: 35
Married: Feb 2008
DD: June 2011
TTC# 2: April 2014
BFP!! 8/29/16 --> EDD: 5/11/17....it's a GIRL!!!
I have been using either ACT or listerine before brushing - I'm finding it helps numb up my mouth a little so I can get in there and brush quickly before the gagging comes on, it also helps reduce the amount of tongue brushing required. I switched from pronamel to crest too and for some reason I gag a little less with crest. Good luck!
eta. A pharmacist should also be able to answer this question