Nausea 24/7

Re: Nausea 24/7

• akifyre member

  September 2013 edited September 2013

  Hmm.. ginger ale (the kind with real ginger) and saltines? But please, I am not expert. I am a newbie myself... I haven't yet dealt with the nausea pregnancy causes. But I have had it for other reasons previously.

  
  
  
  
   

  
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• DowSyl member

  September 2013

  Sour candy, and mints. Trust me!

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• Baileypearl member

  September 2013

  For my first son I drank orange pop (a hint from a family member). I would drink one at work cause the symptoms were more manageable at home. I drank diet though.

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• demofea01 member

  September 2013

  B6 has helped with the nausea for me. Also, even though it sucks to eat you need to keep food in your stomach. It's way worse if there's nothing in there. Saltines and ginger ale are good in between meal snacks for me. I've also had success with yogurt.

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• sawny1986 member

  September 2013

  Thanks for all the tips, ladies!

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• Nikkidoll15 member

  September 2013

  demofea01 said:

  B6 has helped with the nausea for me. Also, even though it sucks to eat you need to keep food in your stomach. It's way worse if there's nothing in there. Saltines and ginger ale are good in between meal snacks for me. I've also had success with yogurt.

  This is true! I've been dealing with this all week and this morning I was in a hurry to get dinner in the crock pot before work and forgot to eat!! Needless to say dry heaving for fifteen minutes over a public toilet is waaaayyy worse than actually throwing up. Eat eat eat. I gagged down a croissant roll and already I feel less prone to barfing.
  
  

  

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• Nikkidoll15 member

  September 2013

  Also, ginger tea or ginger ale and some saltine crackers next to the bed. Eat it first thing in the morning and it will help out some. I haven't found a cure, although I'm still searching!!

  

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• kmatz10 member

  September 2013

  I purchased Sea Bands the other day and they actually work!  They aren't like a right away kind of fix, they do take some time to kick in.  It was always the worst for me in the morning, feeling as though I would puke at any second.  I wore the Sea Bands to bed, and this morning...no morning sickness for once!  Give them a try, I'd say they're worth it.

  
  

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