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What did you use to help combat the nausea?
For the past week I've had crummy nausea, not much actually getting sick though- what did you guys do to help relieve it? I'm a big huge wimp about feeling sick so I'm not hanging in there as well as I would like to be.
I know some tried sea bands-does anyone know where I can find one?
Re: What did you use to help combat the nausea?
I used Sea Bands, find them at Walgreens by the anti-naseau meds (I remember them being on the very bottom shelf when I bought them).
Sour candies helped like Jolly Ranchers. I felt naseau pretty much day in and day out, so i just ate nonstop.
Saltines helped a lot too. Or Goldfish.
Lemon and ginger are both suppose to help.
For me chewing gum, sucking on hard candies, and just getting up and going helped out (if i laid around it was worse). GL
Thanks ladies, I bought some ginger ale but it didn't help, and then I saw on baby center I think that is has to be real ginger and the ginger ale didn't even have any ginger in it.
I am going to look for those sea bands and get some lemon candies.
Ginger helps a lot of people, sea bands seem to help a lot (not me...at all...but I am sure they help mild morning sickness). Also, saltines before you get out of bed has helped in past pregnancies for me. I have also been told flat soda, lemon, sour candy, hot tamales candy....
If none of that helps. some prescription zofran helps a lot of people too.
The best thing I ever found that helped (besides drugs) is real ginger, like the stuff sushi restaurants use. Of course, I didn't find this out until I was on the upswing of m/s!
Hang in there! Morning sickness is no joke!
sea bands
orange juice
eating first thing in the morning
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Lemon candies
Lemon water
Sea Bands
Unisom + B6 (50mg) before bed
Ginger
Eating several small meals
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