Nausea

Re: Nausea

• leannef88 member

  August 2015

  Could it be hunger? I often take snacks to bed for the night as I get so hungry. Lack of sleep could also be a factor. My partner took charge of the night time routine for the 3rd time in 4 weeks last night and said I dont how you do it night after night.....because I am superwomen thats why haha xxx

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• qtjo5 member

  August 2015

  I always get nausea when breastfeeding or pumping. I drink a lot of water during which helps a little.

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• bethanylynn456 member

  August 2015

  I had that feeling a lot postpartum with my first, it was so bad sometimes that I actually took a couple pregnancy tests lol! I think it must be the changing hormones : /

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• ecloho member

  August 2015

  When I was pregnant I found that anything with a good amount of magnesium in it helped with nausea a lot. Oatmeal and pumpkin seeds are two things that I used a lot. I opted for foods that are high in magnesium versus a magnesium supplement. And most of all just trying not to allow yourself to get to a low blood sugar level

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• jlamb252019 member

  August 2015

  I also often get nausea when breastfeeding- especially in the evenings. I think it's caused by metabolic stress (like getting sick from running too hard). I find the better hydrated and fed I am the better I feel.

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• PurpleBookmark member

  September 2015

  I don't BF but I've always found that I get really nauseous if I wake up after sleeping for less than an hour and a half or so. It's why I don't really do naps.

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