Morning sickness getting WORSE

Re: Morning sickness getting WORSE

• phoenix92885 member

  December 2018

  I have been very blessed in this department. Only a few bouts of morning sickness. I know id be upset if I felt like my doctor was shrugging off such an uncomfortable pregnancy symptom. Will they not offer you any nausea medications unless it's diagnosed as HG?

  
  

  

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• rennie1108 member

  December 2018

  While my morning sickness hasn't been as severe as you're describing, I, too, went through a decent phase - prob about weeks 14 - 18 where I puked maybe twice the whole time to weeks 18 - 21 where I was puking 3-4 times a week and feeling way more nauseous than before. Then, all of a sudden I'm feeling much better (I'm about 23 weeks). I have heard of people having good weeks only to have a bad week the best time - not to downplay how you're feeling though! If you're not on anti nausea medicine it really sounds like you should be!

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• rennie1108 member

  December 2018

  And......I puked my guts out this morning. So there's that.

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• harveyisaboysname member

  December 2018

  Mine got better once I hit the second trimester, but I do have episodes of random vomiting with no warning now. Hoping that will pass. I’d recommend asking your dr about medication. I had horrible nausea in the first tri to the point I couldn’t function without a trash can attached to me. I got a handful of samples of diclegis from my OB ( the script is like $750) which got me through a few weeks. 

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• victoriaada07 member

  December 2018 edited December 2018

  My Dr has tried zofran and phenogran (sp?)  but neither one seem to help.  And I am afraid to take them very often since neither are actually proven safe in pregnancy.  This is my rainbow baby  and I don't want to do anything to hurt him or risk losing him.  Can you ladies suggest any natural remedies  

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• MRDCle member

  December 2018

  Ginger hard candies helped me when I had MS early on. 

  

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• sheknows6 member

  December 2018

  Anything with simple sugar will help. Lemonheads, peppermints, jolly ranchers, etc. Carbs and simple sugars are your friends and stay as hydrated as you can. I still vomit occasionally, sometimes it just works out that way unfortunately.

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• lin0442 member

  December 2018

  @victoriaada07 Aside from finding foods that settle your stomach (like simple carbs and sugars- I had a lot of white rice when my morning sickness flared, and plain mint tea), most ‘natural remedies’ are *at least* as unproven as medicines in terms of safety, and are not regulated in dosages like medicines are. Whether an active ingredient is made in a lab or in a plant does not necessarily translate to fetal safety, so please be careful with herbal teas and supplements if you decide to go that route.
  
  I’ve been through losses as well, so believe me I understand the worry, but natural does not 100% equal safe, even if the two are usually conflated.

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• mrstmoose member

  December 2018

  @victoriaada07 agree with what @lin0442 said. Your doctor won't prescribe anything that is not safe and many women take both of those medications. Some women do experience MS throughout their entire pregnancy and you just may be one of the unlucky few. Hopefully the medicine will start to work.

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• harveyisaboysname member

  December 2018

  Ginger candies, ginger tea, saltines, peppermint gum helped me, and soda or sparkling water. 
  
  Diclegis is perfectly safe to take as well. It’s just unisom and vitamin b6 which are both pregnancy safe. 

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• Kenneylynn3 member

  December 2018

  @victoriaada07 *lurking* I just wanted to reach out to you as I'm almost 27 weeks and deal with ms still. This too is my rainbow baby, and I was very nervous when my mfm Dr prescribed zofran. He also explained that what research had showed that it could lead to heart defects, but by the point of my pregnancy (13 weeks), when he prescribed it, the heart was already fully formed. This helped me feel better about taking it and at the fetal echo the heart looked great. I hope the ms gets better for you.

  
  

  

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