Morning Sickness Remedies

Re: Morning Sickness Remedies

• JKGordon member

  November 2013

  I'm doing a lot better with just B6 twice a day. I'm also a terrible sleeper so when I wake up in the middle of the night, I make sure to eat something. It's when I wake up with an empty stomach that I really get it bad.

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• bjlarson0922 member

  November 2013

  Try ginger tabs

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• kchumphreys member

  November 2013

  B6, ginger

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• earichar23 member

  November 2013

  Ginger! Slice some ginger root into some water. Drink hot or cold and with lemon and or honey if you like. Also ginger altoids or ginger chews.

  
  

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• kchumphreys member

  November 2013

  I found some decaf ginger tea and organic ginger candies at TJMaxx today. Haven't had any nausea yet but stocking up just in case. Question, do you take b6 daily to prevent nausea or after it begins?

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• kjskjs member

  November 2013

  ginger ale, mints, and red hots work for me

  
  
  

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• loulou1212 member

  November 2013

  B6, unisom, zofran, and sour candies were my best friends for the first five months last time.

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• 1stbabyohmy1 member

  November 2013

  Thank you for all the ideas, I am getting stronger nausea...haven't thrown up yet but close, need some help with the type of jobs I have can't be laying around!

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• hgtvmom member

  November 2013

  I have heard that B6 doesn't help much after the fact. I started it with my lmp, as I read that it would help with low progesterone too. (I'm on progesterone until 12 weeks anyway, but...) turns out it can help with ms too. So far I'm queasy but no vomiting.

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• kchumphreys member

  November 2013

  Thanks for the input, so b6 is something you'd take daily to prevent nausea?

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• Lindahl13 member

  January 2014

  Nothing helped me until unisom (1/2 tab at bedtime) and 25 mg of b6 (1-3x/d), plus the major help is zofran... It's what keeps me from puking most the time!
  
  I tried everything else before this (ginger, eating regularity, etc) and like many others said nothing worked but meds. It's frustrating but keeping me out of the ER (already went once for fluids) and allowing me to be productive with my days.

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• Lindahl13 member

  January 2014

  @bunny0771 good idea! I think I might try this, as constipation on top of ms feels like a dirty trick!

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• cheryll83Wed151150 member

  January 2014 edited January 2014

  This isn't a home remedy but I recently started going to acupuncture sessions for my morning sickness and fatigue. Helped tremendously!! I work as a nurse so all the sights/smells were so overwhelming when dealing with morning sickness. I would say my symptoms have gone down by 75%. Good luck!

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