"Morning" sickness starting at 4am!?

Re: "Morning" sickness starting at 4am!?

• mrszoess member

  March 2016

  eat carbs in bed. I sleep with challah in a Baggie and eat it when I wake up ready to hurl. it helps. 

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• kyraaD member

  March 2016

  keep some saltine crackers beside your bed to munch on. i found keeping something in my stomach really helped fight the nausea. Gatorade also helped a lot, as well as these things called Preggie Pops that they sell at BRU. they're like little candies that are specifically meant to help pregnant women with nausea. 

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• lalamomma member

  April 2016

  Honestly it helped me to wake up at like 2 am and have a small snack. If I ate more often I didn't get sick as often, but my mornings were the worst with my daughter and no food go rid of it. I would throw up until I had nothing left, then I could sip on a coke and eat a few skittles. Seriously that is what helped. I swear I lived of those fruit squeeze pouches that they give little kids for weeks. 

  
  

  
  
  
  
  

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• jrouge12 member

  April 2016

  Agree with PPs, small carby snacks. Try sea-bands, they worked great for me. I found mine at CVS.

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• BooksForMe23 member

  April 2016

  I was constantly nauseated at night as well.  I started taking half a Unisom at night and B6 supplements (my doctor recommended it, but look into it if you're not sure).  It was been amazing!  I still get waves of sickness here and there, but none of this waking up in the middle of the night crap!

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• Lee_G member

  May 2016

  4:30 am -- woke up, dry heaved, ate saltines, relief! Hope I can manage this by keeping something on my stomach. Thanks for the recommendation for Sea Bands!

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