I had thought I was in the clear this pregnancy, but I am not. I had crazy nausea with my daughter's pregnancy and had to take Zofran every day from 7 weeks to the day I went into labor, just to live my life. I know it's normal in the first trimester but I can't help but think this is just how my body deals with pregnancy.
Is Zofran still the go-to medication for nausea, or do doctors and mommas prefer Diclegis? Anyone in here take both and can compare?
Re: Mommas with Nausea
Hence why we have one symptoms thread instead of having everyone be a speshul snowflayk and start their own.
We also talk about what meds we take or what other methods we use to deal with it.
Crazy how a conversation works, when you don't just peak in a room and demand everyone look at you and answer your questions.
Me: 30 | DH: 34 | DSS: 14 | DS: 4
PG #2, EDD 10/12/2023
Anywho, didn’t mean to ruffle any panties by posting about nausea/medication in a separate thread. I’m not a first timer, nor a special snowflake as is assumed above. Just a second time working mom who is juggling about a million things at once, including phone tag with insurance adjusters about a collision I was in yesterday and thinking about the US I’m getting tomorrow to make sure baby is okay.
Crazy how a conversation works when you assume good intentions, and realize everyone is doing the best they can.
That's super awesome. Still no reason not to take the time to follow the norms.
We're all busy people with a lot going on in our lives, too. Somehow we still manage to give and get support and post in the established threads and not "ruffle any panties" by feeling like we need our own threads for something that's talked about every day by 10 other women.
Me: 30 | DH: 34 | DSS: 14 | DS: 4
PG #2, EDD 10/12/2023
On a more serious note, if you had taken the time to browse the symptoms thread, you would have seen that many other women are dealing with nausea and have discussed the cost and effectiveness of various medications.
I'm sorry to hear about your accident and it does sound like you have a lot going on (much like 95% of the women on this board). If you introduce yourself and jump in the symptoms thread or questions thread and do some check in's, I'm sure you would find a group of women that would be happy to hear about how you're struggling and offer support.
ETA grammar
DS: 6/1/18 (Pre-E; IUGR; seizures; NICU)
TTC #2: 12/2019
Sept 2020: HSG possible blocked right tube
Nov 2020: Letrozole + TI - BFN
Dec 2020: Letrozole + TI - BFP!!! EDD 9/18
But seriously, you would have found the answers you were seeking (and a ton of other super helpful suggestions and feedback) had you clicked on the symptoms thread.
Good luck with the nausea, hopefully you figure out the very best solution for you, and your insurance company.
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