Advice/ anyone in this situation

Re: Advice/ anyone in this situation

• BAYOUWIFE member

  November 2014

  Call your Dr. They have meds they can call in for your or OTC meds that are safe. There is no reason to suffer. Also try Ginger Ale that has real ginger in it and crackers. Very small frequent meals to keep it away. GL

  BFP 10/31/12, MC 11/9/12 - We had to say goodbye before we could really say hello.

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• Beachy730 member

  November 2014

  I was told I can take Dramamine too.
  
  Keep crackers on your nightstand and eat a few before even getting out of bed in the morning. Don't let yourself get hungry because then your blood sugar drops and it gets worse. Lots of protein and eating small meals or snacks basically around the clock.

  

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• jbrown6714 member

  November 2014

  Thank you all for the advice. Such bad timing as I have family coming for Thanksgiving and I can't even get out of bed right now! I will try your suggestions and will give my dr. a call first thing tomorrow.

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• KellyinHB member

  November 2014

  I find that distracting myself helps a bit, too. I'll get into a good movie or phone conversation and briefly forget that I'm nauseaus until it's over.

  
  
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• SlurpeeLove member

  November 2014

  Make sure the pants you're wearing aren't too tight.  That can contribute to the nausea as well.

  

  

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• indiejavamama3 member

  November 2014

  I second everyone who said call your doc.. Zofran is my best friend!

  I also agree with not letting yourself get too hungry... If I go too long without eating it gets bad quick & doesn't go away for awhile, even with eating.. Crackers by your bedside are a great idea!

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• babyprice817 member

  November 2014

  Try hot water vs cold water... I found warmer water is easier when I'm starting to feel a bit upset

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• ToAoShesha member

  November 2014

  Hugs!  This was me my first pregnancy.  If I was vertical I was throwing up!  Yuck & no fun!  I found myself to be super against the norm.  I found the only time I was comfortable was when I was really full.  Most say smaller more frequent meals, not me I had to be super full to be comfortable. 
  

  

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• tizzie25 member

  November 2014

  This was me during my first pregnancy! Call your doctor and get zofran! I waited too long with my first and ended up admitted to the hospital and sent home with a PICC line in and had iv fluids and a zofran pump 24/7 for a month!

  BFP #1: 8/13/12 Azalea Mae born via c-section 4/27/13
  BFP #2: 7/20/14 Twins -loss #1 7/29/14 loss #2 8/20/14 D&C 8/22/14
  BFP #3: 11/18/14 EDD: 7/22/15
  

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• xolmelxo member

  November 2014

  I took a Zyrtec before bed last night (for allergies), and noticed a huge improvement in my nausea today. Not sure if it's related, but I did a little research, and there seems to be a correlation between antihistamines and pregnancy related nausea. Feel better!

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• mrspark812 member

  November 2014 edited November 2014

  I would constantly be sucking on Gobstoppers with my 1st. Something about sucking on a hard candy helped a lot. Plus it was a good excuse to eat some candy.

  Please excuse typos....auto correct hates me.

  
  

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