The thought of water (or any drink) makes me want to gag....

Re: The thought of water (or any drink) makes me want to gag....

• mrs.g_6708

  December 2009

  I've been doing popsicles to get more liquid in the morning. I am drinking a gingerale right now since the nausea passed(thank you God) around 1:00 pm.

  

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• MrsHunter2Be

  December 2009

  If the water is ice cold I can usually get it down better.  I know some people put a lemon in it.  Or try lemonade, the sour stuff usually helps me.

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• Mrs. BZ

  December 2009

  I squeeze a little bit of lemon in mine when I don't feel like drinking plain water.

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• nabiasi

  December 2009

  soup... although the salt in most soups probably outweigh the fluid you get from it.... but I find soup gives temporary relief. or even decaf tea. sometimes warm drinks work better for me. good luck!

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• georgia_peachy member

  December 2009

  It helps me if it's REALLY cold and I also find I drink more if I use a straw.  A little lemon or lime juice squirted in the glass helps me when I don't want to drink plain water but the thought of anything else makes me queasy.

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• wifeyvana member

  December 2009

  Maybe add a little lemon juice to it?
  

  
  
  
  
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• mysticporter

  December 2009

  Sprite's my desperation drink, the carbonation helps me.  I try to drink 'healthier' when I can, but I figure if it keeps me from tossing the liquid and everything else back up...
  

  
  

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• ditta97

  December 2009

  I have the same problem.  My doctor said to sip on Gatorade every 10 minutes to help replenish electrolytes.  I got the G2 Gatorade so there aren't as many calories.  I think it helps.  
  

  

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