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  • LadyPearl
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2014
    • 145

    Morning Sickness, Ugh!

    Does anybody have any tricks or remedies for morning sickness? I am 6 weeks along and miserable!
  • daycarediva
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jul 2012
    • 11698

    #2
    crackers before getting out of bed. Eating regular, small meals. Reducing caffeine. real ginger pops, ginger candy.

    ANY hard candy helped me, so I would **** on something throughout the day.

    I was on anti-emetics when pregnant to help curb it, since it lasted the entire duration of pregnancy 1 & 2.

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    • Annalee
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jul 2012
      • 5864

      #3
      Originally posted by LadyPearl
      Does anybody have any tricks or remedies for morning sickness? I am 6 weeks along and miserable!
      I kept cheerios in my pocket and eat them throughout the day!

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      • thetoddlerwhisper
        Daycare.com Member
        • Oct 2013
        • 394

        #4
        i use cold water on my wrists

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        • Shell
          Daycare.com Member
          • Jul 2013
          • 1765

          #5
          1/2 unisom tablet (the yellowish/orange one), not the purple. My ultrasound tech told me about it, and it's magic. I checked with my ob just in case, and he said yes, as long as it's the yellow one. It seriously helped me- I was so sick for four months, but this really helped!

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          • spud912
            Trix are for kids
            • Jan 2011
            • 2398

            #6
            Dealing with it right now . Here is what works for me, but it's all trial and error. Some things they recommend never helped me (like crackers and hard candy).
            1. Regular small meals every 2 hours or less. It has to include a protein.
            2. Reglan (prescribed). Unison made me so tired I could not function. Phenergan also makes me too tired. Zofran was ok but new studies indicate it may cause heart problems.
            3. Iced lemon water and chewing on fresh ginger help for the short time.
            4. 8+ hours of sleep
            5. Staying very hydrated with water.
            6. Avoid carbonated beverages and chewing gum because they cause indigestion, which leads to more nausea.
            7. Avoid strong smells like scented body wash, deodorant, and perfume. Avoid other strong smells.
            8. Rest as much as possible.

            Good luck! It's no easy feat but it can be done.

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            • VTMom
              Daycare.com Member
              • Oct 2010
              • 371

              #7
              Originally posted by mrsmichelle
              1/2 unisom tablet (the yellowish/orange one), not the purple. My ultrasound tech told me about it, and it's magic. I checked with my ob just in case, and he said yes, as long as it's the yellow one. It seriously helped me- I was so sick for four months, but this really helped!
              I did the same thing with a 10mg tablet of vitamin B6. It was amazing! I tried just taking the B6 (that alone works for some women with morning sickness), but it didn't work. 10mg B6 plus 1/2 table of Unisom (tablet, not the capsule) and I was so much better. This was "prescribed" to me directly from my OB.

              Good luck and hang in there!

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              • MotherNature
                Matilda Jane Addict
                • Feb 2013
                • 1120

                #8
                I'm 11 wks along & my nausea is lessening. I haven't thrown up once, though, luckily. I have to eat every couple hrs..

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                • JLH
                  New Daycare.com Member
                  • Feb 2013
                  • 124

                  #9
                  Try asking your OB for a prescription for Reglan. I was in the hospital several times for nausea and dehydration with my twins and Reglan helped me so much! It's the only way I could keep anything down. Good luck!!!

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                  • Evansmom
                    Advanced Daycare.com Member
                    • Mar 2011
                    • 722

                    #10
                    Smelling lemons I know it sounds crazy but it always lessened my nausea.
                    If you're actually vomiting a lot (not just being nauseous) and it's bad then go for the B6, the unisom and if that doesn't work, go to the OB to get something.

                    Oh man I feel for ya! I was sick 17 weeks with my second son and 25 with my third. No fun.

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                    • spud912
                      Trix are for kids
                      • Jan 2011
                      • 2398

                      #11
                      Originally posted by MotherNature
                      I'm 11 wks along & my nausea is lessening. I haven't thrown up once, though, luckily. I have to eat every couple hrs..
                      I've been wondering about you! I'm glad everything is improving for you! Have you been to the doctor yet? I was 11 weeks like you but they did 2 dating ultrasounds and moved my date up a week, so now I'm 12 weeks happyfacehappyface. It's like I got a free week!! I wish I could say the same about the morning sickness . I vomited three times already this morning (twice while "on" reglan ). I have good days and bad days....every time I think it's improving I have string of blech days.....

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