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Morning sickness is an unwanted side effect of pregnancy for many women. In fact, 50% of women who give birth experience morning sickness. Learn what steps can be taken to prevent or eliminate, morning sickness
And if that isn’t bad enough, morning sickness usually is more than just “morning sickness”… it can last all day. Also, a pregnant woman must be very careful about what medication she takes, because many can be harmful to a growing fetus. So, because of the pain of morning sickness, and the lack of safe chemical medications, natural remedies for morning sickness are frequently taken. Here are a few steps and home remedies that are proven to work for morning sickness:
Step 1: Don’t let your stomach become empty. An empty stomach is thought to be the source behind many episodes of nausea during pregnancy. To keep a stomach with food in it, you need to do 2 things… First, eat 6 small meals a day, rather than 1 big meal. Second, keep a bland, salty food by the bed such as crackers, and eat a serving whenever you wake up. Do this whether it is the middle of the night, or first thing in the morning. Keeping food in the stomach can help some women reduce the nausea, and it is an extremely safe method of doing so.
Step 2: Avoid fatty and fried foods. These can be hard on the stomach, and aren’t healthy to eat anyway.
Step 3: It is important to drink lots of fluids, particularly water. Avoid soda, carbonated drinks, and caffeine.
Step 4: If the nausea or vomiting start to occur, a peppermint oil home made inhaler can suppress it. Simply drop 1 – 3 drops of the essential oil peppermint on a napkin, hold the napkin near the mouth and nose and breath in. Peppermint has a soothing effect, and will reduce the symptoms of nausea. This remedy is extremely effective, and was written up in “The Journal of Advanced Nursing” back in September, 1997.
Step 5: Take a vitamin B6 Supplement. This been common knowledge for a while, but only recently has been used to stop morning sickness. In the 1940′s, two studies were conducted on a total of over 350 women and concluded the same thing: taking 25 mg – Taking 60mg of vitamin B6 has been studied and proven to help some women prevent morning sickness. Ideally, you should take it 3 times per day, in a 10 mg dosage per time – 20 mg capsules at a time. Once first thing in the morning before getting out of bed, once mid day, and once in the evening. Never take more than 100 mg a day, because nerve problems are possible with more than 100 mg a day.
Although not all of these remedies will be effective for everyone, each one has been studied and the results show some level of effectiveness for many women. Always consult a doctor before doing anything while pregnant, since pregnancy is a very sensitive medical condition, and there are many ways to accidentally affect your babies growth and development. These treatments, albeit natural and organic, should still be taken only under the supervision of a medical professional.
QUESTION:
What foods should I stay away from to prevent morning sickness?
Im lucky enough to not only have morning sickness but all day sickness, so whats some foods I should stay away from to prevent or to help with it even a little?
ANSWER:
Im so sorry!! Im 16 weeks and I still have … what I like to call “pregnancy sickness.” Different foods seem to affect different people. Obvious ones are heavy/greasy/really spicy foods. What I did to figure out what seems to make the nausea/vomitting worse is keep a “diary” of what I was eating. By doing that I noticed what foods seemed to give me the most trouble: red meats are a big one for me, and I avoid them now. Also, I started taking my prenatal vitamin at night when the nausea was the most mild. Try eating smaller more frequent meals, that seems to help me … nibble crakers, sip water/juice, little bit of soup etc.
GOOD LUCK, I know this part sucks, but its worth it huh?? 
)
QUESTION:
How can you prevent morning sickness?
I’m thinking about getting pregnant again but I dread 3 months of morning sickness. How can I prevent it?
ANSWER:
I just got through reading about how to lessen your symtpoms. It said to:
Not eat fatty foods,
drink lots of fluids,
eat several small meals a day,
take lots of naps,
and to take prenatal vitamins.
QUESTION:
What are ways to prevent morning sickness when pregnant?
What are some ways ladies that you have prevented or helped illeviate morning sickness and nausea when you were pregnant. Were there things you ate, or things you did to control it? I heard that eating very little before bed and crackers helps. Is this true?
Thanks
ANSWER:
I had such bad nausea while pregnant that I actually lost 15 lbs! My doctor told me to take, as crazy as it sounds, Unisom and B-6 vit. She said take it at night and it helps calm the nausea the next day, and she assured me it was completely safe for my unborn child. This was the only thing that help curb my nausea. Of course you should ask your Doctor first, but I hope this helps!
QUESTION:
How to prevent Morning sickness early on?
I found out I’m pregnant, how can i prevent morning sickness early on, im not afraid of nausea just the vomiting, i have a phobia of vomiting so i need any advice i can get
ANSWER:
Vitamin B6 supplements help
QUESTION:
What are some foods I can eat to help prevent morning sickness?
It feels like to have to eat all day long or the nausea gets worse.
Some mild/plain food suggestions would be great.
(6 weeks pregnant)
ANSWER:
Honey I was sick from week 6 to week 25 and then still nauseated until I delivered. From week 6 to week 14 or so, absolutely nothing helped. I remember being so thirsty, but nothing would quench my thirst because it made me sick to drink or eat. After week 14, I ate sunflower seeds all day. I would suck on them, eat the seed and then spit out the shell. Keeping busy with those, helped me some. I also lived off of Taco Bell bean burritos with no onions or sauce. I wanted nachos with jalapenos so bad, but I tried them and yep, you know the rest. Greasy food was definitely bad on me. When I asked this question, I heard everything from “preggy pops” to ginger and carbs. Then it was more protein, less protein, crackers, etc. I just wanted to throw up my kid in the toilet sometimes because I was THAT miserable!! LOL! Unfortunately everyone is different and you will have to try it all before you find your own. Best wishes to you and your little one. I’m planning on trying for a second soon, so I’m sure I’ll be right here and you can remind me about this conversation. Take care!!
QUESTION:
How to prevent morning sickness?
im having really bad morning sickness. what can i do to help it? im eating every night before i go to sleep but because i have to wake up at 7.30 monday-friday i wake up wait 5minuets and then i eat but what ever i eat i am sicking it back up. Also when i am sick in the morning i find it hard to eat all through the day! Also will me being stressed affect my baby?
ANSWER:
The most important thing right now is to stay hydrated. You really don’t want to be dehydrated, so drink as much as possible. Take small sips so as not to overwhelm your stomach. Water can sometimes hurt an empty stomach, so try ginger ale with the bubbles stirred out (carbonation can also hurt your stomach), powerade or gatorade, or juice, if you can manage it.
Other things that might work for you are popsicles or ices, and fruit–a lot of miserably pregnant women find that they CAN eat fruit, so try out different kinds if that appeals at all. For me, I found that I could eat (at different times) strawberries, grapefruit, and thinly sliced golden delicious apples. It was weirdly specific, but it kept me alive!
You might also want to try adding peanut butter to your crackers. Peanut butter has protein, which will make you feel better if you can keep it down.
You should try having very small “meals”–a bite of a cracker here and there when you can stomach it. A lot of people find that keeping crackers or something light next to their bed and taking a few bites before they even get out of bed in the morning. You will feel worse if your stomach is empty, so keeping food in it–even just a little bit–will help stave off the misery.
If nothing else works, talk to your doctor and see if you can get antinausea medication like reglan or zofran.
Good luck!
QUESTION:
Wha is the best low calorie food to be eaten to prevent morning sickness without dieting?
Or else I will be too large if i dont dev some routine.
ANSWER:
I have heard you can chew ginger to ward off nausea. I personally have never tried it.
GL 
QUESTION:
Is There Anything You Can Do To Prevent Morning Sickness??
I was just wondering if there is anything you can do to prevent morning sickness im kinda of afraid of vomiting i know thats kinda weird but hey its the truth if you can help me please do so thank you in advance
God Bless!
ANSWER:
There is not surefire way to prevent it, but if you bear the burden of having morning/all day sickness, there are a few methods to make it a little easier on you. Eating crackers, bread, and other bland foods tends to help. So does drinking Sprite or Ginger Ale (or eating or drinking anything ginger for that matter). I also used SeaBands during my first trimester which worked wonders!! Hope that helps.
QUESTION:
what can i do to prevent morning sickness?
this is my second baby and i’m six weeks pregnant.
when i was pregnant with my first child i spitted a lot and got sick a lot, so this time i want to be prepared.
please help
ANSWER:
In my case, I tried every trick: eating small meal, eating saltines before getting up in the morning, gynger, ginger ale. Nothing helped, I had the worst case of vomiting. My doctor prescribed me zofran, and I took that for about 6 weeks. That is the olny thing that helped.
QUESTION:
What can I eat during pregnancy to help prevent morning sickness?
I have the longest list of what I can’t eat. I would like specific answers please… not just “fruits and vegetables” or “something from all food groups.” I cannot see the doctor to ask for two more weeks and I am VERY hungry. It seems as if I puke up everything I eat except for toast. Please help! Also, what can I drink? And what’s the safest thing to sweeten my tea – natural maple syrup or honey? Thank you all so much if you answer!!!
ANSWER:
I had severe nausea with all my pregnancies. Here are a few tips:
*Cold drinks, for some reason, tend to make you nauseaus. Try drinking your drinks at room temperature.
*Gatorade is good, not only does it seem to curb nausea but it replenishes important fluids and electrolytes you lose from throwing up.
*Lemons have something in them that wards off nausea. Try lemon drops, lemonheads, or some kind of lemon hard candy. The sugar also helps keep your blood sugar at a consistant level which also helps with nausea, weakness, tiredness, etc.
*Try to keep something light on your stomach. Empty stomachs trigger nausea. Applesauce, yougurt, a small piece of cheese.
*Gingerale is really good. They have flavored gingerale, such as raspberry and dry grape if you don’t like plain gingerale.
Nausea is your bodys way of adjusting to hormones. Alot of women find that they have an aversion to meats or whatnot. It’s your bodies way of telling you what it needs.
If you eat toast, put a small amount of jelly or honey on it. The small amount of sugar really goes a long way, and it will help out ALOT!!
Spearmint gum is good too, for when you are on the go.
QUESTION:
what can you do to prevent morning sickness?
wife is expecting, sick all the time. All day and night. Help.
ANSWER:
QUESTION:
Is there anything I can do to prevent morning sickness?
I’m 4 weeks pregnant…I have emetophobia (fear of vomiting) and I’m starting to feel a bit queasy….is there something I can do to avoid it? My sister puked all nine months all four pregnancies….my mom never puked once with me?
ANSWER:
i know lemon are good (even just the smell of it),
don’t stay on empty stomach, eat fruits and veg with high level of water,
dry crackers in the morning.
there are much more things you can do, good luck !!!
sue.
QUESTION:
are there any pills or something to take to prevent morning sickness when pregnant?
its uncomfortable to teach kids with parents watching while i teach ballet and not knowing whether i will be sick or not.
is there anything i could take to prevent it??
ANSWER:
If your morning sickness is severe enough, your doctor may prescribe medication that will offer you morning sickness relief. If you have morning sickness where you are unable to keep food or water down for any length of time, PLEASE talk to your doctor to see what can be done. Extensive weight loss / dehydration can be harmful to both mom and baby. Your doctor will be able to evaluate your situation and health profile and decide which medication will be most helpful in giving you morning sickness relief. The medications prescribed are administered in three different ways depending on the severity of the morning sickness and the medication: orally, intravenously, and in suppository format.
Below you will find ideas which you can try:
# Try taking your prenatal vitamins later in the day.
# Vitamin B6 – 50 mg. daily. Vitamin B6 has been shown to help with pregnancy induced nausea. There are also products available now which contain therapeutic doses of Vitamin B6. One is B-Natal TheraPops are cherry flavored lollipops which have been shown to reduce pregnancy morning sickness. Another Vitamin B-6 enriched product is called Morning Sickness Magic. Morning Sickness Magic is a herbal remedy containing Ginger, Vitamin B-6, Red Raspberry Leaf and Folic Acid.
# Ginger in capsules form 250 mg. three times daily can be beneficial. Ginger has long been associated with alleviating nausea. You can also get the benefit of using ginger by chewing on crystallized ginger or sucking on ginger hard candies.
# Avoid warm places as heat can increase the nausea feelings.
# Take naps during the day (but not right after eating). Tiredness plays a big part in morning sickness.
# Get enough sleep at night.
# Get out of bed slowly in the morning.
# Try eating plain crackers or dry cereal before you get out of bed in the morning.
# Open windows or turn on exhaust fans when cooking and after meals.
# Cooking in the microwave usually produces less odors.
# Silly as it sounds, carry a handkerchief with a few drops of a non nausea causing essential oil (lemon for example) in it and breath through it if you can’t get away from the smell that is bothering you.
# Avoid greasy or spicy foods as they often cause nausea or heartburn.
# Eat what you want when you want it. Your cravings will not lead you the wrong way.
# Have frequent protein snacks. (Low fat meats and seafood, nuts, eggs and beans are high protein.)
# Eat smaller meals every two hours or so.
# Eating something salty before a meal can help you “make it through” a meal.
# Do not drink fluids with your meals.
# Non caffeinated teas like peppermint and ginger can help came nausea.
# Drink small amounts of fluids regularly though out the day to avoid dehydration.
# Do not skip meals if you can help it.
# Avoid spicy and fried food – both eating and smelling it can increase your nausea.
# Cold food may have less nausea inducing smells associated with them.
QUESTION:
what kind of vitamins or minerals do I need to take to prevent morning sickness?
ANSWER:
Before you take ANYTHING check with your DR …. but in the meantime ginger tea is a good thing to try! Dry toast and crackers help too. There is also a new natural ginger gravol – but PLEASE first ask the pharmacist or DR before taking! Hope you feel better 
QUESTION:
is there anything you can take to get rid of or prevent morning sickness?
ANSWER:
i got some ginger chews at the health food store and they work for me quite well. I’ve also noticed taking warm baths can help it go away for a bit. Saltines are great but goldfish crackers help me more. ginger ale is good but better with the fizz stirred out. sometimes its too sweet for me though and makes it worse. Also, very carefully read your body. if it smells weird, dont eat it. if it tastes weird, dont eat it. if it looks weird, dont eat it. trust your senses. I also noticed taking my prenatals right before i went to bed was better then any other time of the day on my morning sickness.
QUESTION:
Stop/prevent morning sickness in school !?
I’m about 7 weeks pregnant and during my spring break last week my morning/pretty much all day sickness really got bad. I was throwing up everyday but tomorrow I start school again and I need some tips to prevent or stop morning sickness, like foods or certain candies that help! I don’t wanna throw up in class :/
ANSWER:
The most important thing right now is to stay hydrated. You really don’t want to be dehydrated, so drink as much as possible. Take small sips so as not to overwhelm your stomach. Water can sometimes hurt an empty stomach, so try ginger ale with the bubbles stirred out (carbonation can also hurt your stomach), powerade or gatorade, or juice, if you can manage it.
Other things that might work for you are popsicles or ices, and fruit–a lot of miserably pregnant women find that they CAN eat fruit, so try out different kinds if that appeals at all. For me, I found that I could eat (at different times) strawberries, grapefruit, and thinly sliced golden delicious apples. It was weirdly specific, but it kept me alive!
You should try having very small “meals”–a bite of a cracker here and there when you can stomach it. A lot of people find that keeping crackers or something light next to their bed and taking a few bites before they even get out of bed in the morning. You will feel worse if your stomach is empty, so keeping food in it–even just a little bit–will help stave off the misery.
You might also want to try adding peanut butter to your crackers. Peanut butter has protein, which will make you feel better if you can keep it down.
If nothing else works, ask your doctor for medication like reglan or zofran to help. If you’re really feeling horrible and can’t keep anything down, your doctor may be willing to see you earlier.
Good luck!
QUESTION:
Ways to prevent morning sickness?
Hello, I just found out im 3 weeks pregnant today, im very excited, the only thing that it worrying me is morning sickness, im a total emetophobe (fear or vomiting) so there is NO WAY i’ll be able to handle morning sickness, Please give me a few tips on how to avoid morning sickness, i heard that something called a PSI band works miracles, but i’d like to hear what else works has anyone tried the psi band? please any recommendations are helpful & well appreciated!
ANSWER:
First, not everyone gets morning sickness. I had it all at all hours of the day & night until 20 weeks. It was horrible. There is no way to completely avoid it, but you can lessen the symptoms. It helped to eat only blan foods & never get hungry, always have something in your stomach, crackers, whatever. I ate right before bed & set my alarm for 3 am to eat a plain bagel to avoid running to the toilet at 6am. Also ppl say to eat Ginger, didn’t help me at all.
Best remedy is time. It will go away.
Congrats & good luck!
QUESTION:
Is there anything that I can prevent from having morning sickness?
Alll day everyday get so sick i dont want to eat anything because im scared i might throw it up i hate this feeling is there anyting i can do to like stop it or somehing??? PLZ HELP!!
ANSWER:
I had horrible all day sickness with my first son. Try putting some crackers on your night stand and when you wake up eat a couple before you even get out of bed. Wait about a minute and then get up. Also try eating very bland meals and only a little at a time. Example: Toast without butter, mashed potatoes with out butter or pepper, etc. Also try drinking some sprite. Again only eat and drink a little at a time. Take a bite or two then wait and eat a little more. If you throw up wait at least an hour before you try to eat again. They also have pregnancy lollypops at drug stores that help with morning sickness. I hope this works for you. I know how you are feeling , but hang in there it won’t last forever.
QUESTION:
Is there a medicine that prevents morning sickness during pregnancy?
I have a doctors appointment in a week but I dont think I can wait that long, I have gotten sick almost every morning. Does anyone know a medication that controls morning sickness?
ANSWER:
Man do I wish there was, but unfortunatly all the ones I have tried never worked!!
Good luck!!
QUESTION:
is there anything i can eat to prevent morning sickness?
ANSWER:
Here’s the key: you must not let yourself get hungry OR overeat. Its alot of work but you need to eat small healthy things literally all day long. Here’s a few dietary staples: Gingerale!!! Original flavor goldfish crackers. Cereal high in fiber (eat it dry as a snack or with milk) At least two full glasses of milk everyday. Yogurt!!! fresh fruit, especially bannanas and strawberries. some things to stay away from: Greasy foods (french fries & burgers) bacon, too much chocolate (will give you headaches), anything really salty or extrememly suggary. Make sure you keep food in your stomach at all times. you will probably need to nibble at night as well to prevent feeling yucky first thing in the AM.
QUESTION:
can i take ginger root the night before to prevent morning sickness?
I’m 5 weeks along, and my nausea is getting worse, and I am extremely afraid of throwing up. Im a baby when it comes to throwing up, so i bought some ginger root, which i read everywhere it helps morning sickness and nausea, and i was wondering if i took it the night before if it would still help or if i would have to take it in the morning when, because a lot of times when i throw up it happens when im sleeping i rarely ever throw up while im awake, so i was wondering if that would help please let me know so that I know what to do. thank you
ANSWER:
QUESTION:
Can you get morning sickness if you stay awake all night?
I know morning sickness isn’t just in the morning for some women, but does everything going on in your body get triggered by laying down somehow? If you stay active all night will you delay the symptoms of morning sickness, prevent them, or worsen them? What causes it?
ANSWER:
When I was pregnant I found that staying up all night and being more active made my “morning” sickness worse.
It is caused my changes in your body, for example your hormonal changes.
QUESTION:
Do diabetics experience less morning sickness?
I am 6 weeks pregnant and have not had morning sickness. Does anyone know if having higher blood sugar levels also prevents morning sickness?
ANSWER:
I have gestational diabetes, and I do not think that having diabetes has anything to do with morning sickness. Each person and pregnancy is different.
QUESTION:
My wife has morning sickness? Any tips to help prevent it or reduce suffering?
My wife is pregenant and had morning nausea (well most of the time) actually. Can anyone adise anhing to get rid of it or at least lessen the suffering. Any suggestions would be appreciated as i hate to see her suffer.
ANSWER:
I was sick all the way through my pregnancy (please don’t tell your wife that). I can honestly tell you that I tried EVERYTHING. Nothing works 100% but I will tell you some of the things that eased it a little: Menthol sweets-got rid of that horrible taste in my mouth and ending up eating loads of them; Eating little and often-when I was at work, I kept small choc biscuits dotted around and had a little nibble when I felt the nausea coming on; travel wristbands(Sea bands)-not really sure that they work that well but I was that desparate that I would try anything; crystallised ginger-I hated the taste but it is supposedly the best thing for sickness; ginger biscuits (same reason but nicer to eat); Satisfy cravings-I had a thing for salmon paste sandwiches (yuk) and used to make up a big batch in the morning so that I could just grab one when I felt like it. As I said, nothing worked 100% but all made it more manageable. I used to feel that if I kept busy, it took my mind off of it so get her out and about, have day trips to places you wouldn’t normally go. Paint the nursery and go baby shopping, it makes it all seem worthwhile. Good luck-my heart goes out to her.
QUESTION:
Prevent vomiting due to morning sickness?
I am six weeks pregnant and starting to feel a little queasy in the mornings and evenings.. This is a big problem for me, because I have a very severe phobia of vomiting. I haven’t really felt like throwing up yet, just felt a little nauseated. But I’m afraid it’s going to get worse.
What are some good ways to keep from vomiting if I do feel sick? How can I prevent the nausea?
ANSWER:
The most important thing right now is to stay hydrated. You really don’t want to be dehydrated, so drink as much as possible. Take small sips so as not to overwhelm your stomach. Water can sometimes hurt an empty stomach, so try ginger ale with the bubbles stirred out (carbonation can also hurt your stomach), powerade or gatorade, or juice, if you can manage it.
Other things that might work for you are popsicles or ices, and fruit–a lot of miserably pregnant women find that they CAN eat fruit, so try out different kinds if that appeals at all. For me, I found that I could eat (at different times) strawberries, grapefruit, and thinly sliced golden delicious apples. It was weirdly specific, but it kept me alive!
You might also want to try adding peanut butter to your crackers. Peanut butter has protein, which will make you feel better if you can keep it down.
You should try having very small “meals”–a bite of a cracker here and there when you can stomach it. A lot of people find that keeping crackers or something light next to their bed and taking a few bites before they even get out of bed in the morning. You will feel worse if your stomach is empty, so keeping food in it–even just a little bit–will help stave off the misery.
If nothing else works, talk to your doctor and see if you can get antinausea medication like reglan or zofran.
Good luck!
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QUESTION:
any other herbs/suppliments for morning sickness?
Are there any other herbs/suppliments to help ease/prevent morning sickness besides ginger or peppermint?
Would taking such measures BEFORE getting pregnant or showing signs of morning sickness help prevent actually getting it?
Rashada A, congratulations, you get most pointless reply of the day ward.
Seriously, if I was going to google it I wouldn’t have come on here.
ANSWER:
omg, oldtimekid’s answer is really infuriating.
Please do not follow his recommendations. Aloe Vera should NEVER be used internally during pregnancy due to its emmenagogue/uterine stimulant properties, which can promote uterine bleeding and possibly cause a miscarriage. Licorice is also not recommended during pregnancy, nor are essential oils of any kind for internal use. Peppermint essential oil in particular should be avoided as it can stimulate miscarriage. Shame on you oldtimekid! This, like many of your other answers to questions in this category is not only inaccurate but truly deplorable!
There are many factors that contribute to morning sickness: sudden hormonal changes, in particular a rapid increase in the hormone chorionic gonadotrophin (CG); shifting dietary needs; insufficient amounts of B vitamins.
Taking ginger tea will only help to alleviate the nausea of morning sickness, rather than addressing the underlying causes. Since both the liver and endocrine glands are involved in hormone production and regulation, I would recommend a combination of Dandelion root, Wild Yam and Chaste Tree berry…all of which are safe during pregnancy.
As these are tonic herbs, you may not notice the effects right away, but if you sip the tea at regular intervals throughout the day, you will eventually begin to feel the results. Taking these (or other liver and endocrine tonic herbs) before conception will definitely be of benefit to help normalize your hormones thereby helping to treat one of the underlying causes of morning sickness.
QUESTION:
how do I prevent or stop morning sickness? Please please help.?
I have been pregnant once before and the morning sickness was debilitating, i lost my job because i was throwing up in the mornings and afternoon and couldn’t work i also lost too much weight because i couldn’t handle eating and then throwing up which cause a miscarriage, I can’t lose this job as i plan to keep the baby and need to support myself, how can i cure the sickness i get with pregnancy? The medication my doctor gave me last time, didn’t help at all.
ANSWER:
Since all pregnancies are different, just hope this one won’t be as bad! I used sea-bands (available at drug stores), ginger ale, peppermints, and saltine crackers….also i have heard of women using marijuana. A lot of people are against this and I’ll probably catch a lot of crap, but if it’s something you’re not against, it’s worth researching (credible sites).
Marijuana is not mixed with tobacco (it’s a totally separate plant). Please understand that I am not advising anyone to smoke marijuana while they are pregnant! I am actually not advising you to do anything, I’m just sharing my experience and what I have heard from others. Please follow your own common sense and your doctor’s advice.
QUESTION:
Best thing for morning sickness?
I just found out i am pregnant with our second child, YAY. I have been experiencing morning sickness and for some reason i can’t remember what i used to do to help prevent it the first time i was pregnant. So i need some advice on how to prevent morning sickness. What is your secret remedy?
Bananas, Check. I had one this morning a felt better after eating it. I hate ginger but with give ANYTHING a go, LOL.
ANSWER:
Congrats! Congrats! CONGRATSSS Keshizlle!! *Doing a little jig!* LMAO!
I’m so excited that you have a mini little Isabella growing inside you, boy or girl they will be perfect and adorable!
Okay got off track, sorry
The only thing that worked for me during my pregnancy were tums (safe during pregnancy), baby tylenol, saltine crackers and I practically lived off of sprite… the carbonation in the soda helped me burp (TMI I know) and I found that really relieved me!
Be careful with the bananas, only because they can cause constipation during pregnancy if eaten too much. I learned that the hard way and you don’t want to be double uncomfortable if you know what I mean.
Wow I’m just full of TMI advice tonight!
QUESTION:
How to prevent the “morning sickness” that lasts all day?
I recently found out that we’re expecting number 5! We’re so excited, and can’t wait for our new bundle of joy to arrive mid- November! I have been having terrible morning sickness (from sun up to sun down) for a short while now, but it’s been ten times worse then with my other 3 pregnancies (including a set of twins). I’ve been craving pickles like crazy, I’ll eat almost 2 jars in one day… does that have something to do with it? Do you moms or mommy to be’s have any advice on how to get rid of, or ease the sickness?
ANSWER:
The first time I was pregnant I had my good and bad days. When it was a bad day I might as well have lived in the bathroom. My husband came home with “Preggy pops” you can get them online at walgreens.com. They are just lollipops. Also ask your OB for Bendectin. It works so good. Drink water and eat small meals and take it easy. Good luck!
QUESTION:
What are some ways to prevent extreme “morning sickness”….. For me its like all day sickness?
I would like to elaborate because I asked a question earlier and a rude person tried to insult me due to her not reading the question carefully. With two missed periods and three positive tests I am sure i am pregnant but my question was when will I feel pregnant meaning when will I be able to SEE the changes in my body because right now I FEEL them A LOT. I notice that I sleep more and I feel sick 75% of the day but hen will I begin to show thanks you for all the other comments but to answer your questions no I am not that lucky I have morning sickness like crazy
ANSWER:
I had crazy all day sickness too. What works for me is eating. sounds impossible, I know. Try to have a few bites of something every half hour. some toast, cold fruit, and dry cereal worked for me. the key is not having an empty stomach. and never drink anything before eating, or brushing your teeth, lol. Keep some snacks near you bed and munch on them before going to sleep and during the night if you wake up. True, I feel like all I do is eat, but for example last night I didn’t eat anything before I went to bed and 6AM I woke up throwing up. It really worked for me and I hope it helps you.
QUESTION:
How do you decrease morning sickness?
I am to a point in my pregnancy where I cannot eat anything. Everything I try to eat comes straight up. I would like to enjoy my Easter dinner without any sort of morning sickness. How can I prevent myself from getting sick?
ANSWER:
The most important thing right now is to stay hydrated. You really don’t want to be dehydrated, so drink as much as possible. Take small sips so as not to overwhelm your stomach. Water can sometimes hurt an empty stomach, so try ginger ale with the bubbles stirred out (carbonation can also hurt your stomach), powerade or gatorade, or juice, if you can manage it.
Other things that might work for you are popsicles or ices, and fruit–a lot of miserably pregnant women find that they CAN eat fruit, so try out different kinds if that appeals at all. For me, I found that I could eat (at different times) strawberries, grapefruit, and thinly sliced golden delicious apples. It was weirdly specific, but it kept me alive!
You should try having very small “meals”–a bite of a cracker here and there when you can stomach it. A lot of people find that keeping crackers or something light next to their bed and taking a few bites before they even get out of bed in the morning. You will feel worse if your stomach is empty, so keeping food in it–even just a little bit–will help stave off the misery.
You might also want to try adding peanut butter to your crackers. Peanut butter has protein, which will make you feel better if you can keep it down.
If nothing else works, ask your doctor for medication like reglan or zofran to help. If you’re really feeling horrible and can’t keep anything down, your doctor may be willing to see you earlier.
Good luck!
QUESTION:
Morning Sickness, please help?
Im 17 and prgnt, What is a way to help stop or prevent morning sickness???
ANSWER:
You may be able to alleviate nausea by keeping some
food in your stomach — by avoiding having a stomach that’s completely empty or completely full. Here are some other dietary suggestions for preventing or relieving nausea:
Eat smaller meals or snacks frequently throughout the day.
Have a small snack at bedtime and when you get up to go to the bathroom at night.
Avoid foods and smells that trigger nausea.
Drink fewer fluids with your meals.
Acupuncture has been one of the best techniques to cure morning sickness.
Generally morning sickness is not dangerous.But if you get dehydrated,it may affect your baby.
Hope it helps
http://www.worthystore.com/End-Morning-Sickness/morningsickness1/
QUESTION:
Morning Sickness?
Is there anyway to prevent morning sickness, my problem is that I get it all day, it was worst at night, know in the mornings. Any advice?
ANSWER:
I was having all day sickness as well…I had to go on Zofran…ask ur doc about it…But in the meantime some things they told me to do was
*Take my prenatal at nite
*Have saltines before i even got outta bed
*Drink ginger ale( some say drinking it flat helped them)
*Eat a plain baked potato
*Eat watermelon
*Try preggie pops(you can get them at babies r us)
*try peppermint candies
*try any other type of hard candy (jolly rancher, life savers ect)
Def let ur doc know esp if you are throwing everything up!!
Hope this helps!
QUESTION:
Morning sickness and eating?
I’m 6 weeks pregnant, and I’ve read a lot of things that say to eat first thing in the morning to prevent morning sickness, eat often, etc, but I’ve found that as long as I don’t eat I’m fine.
For example, this morning I woke up at 6 & didn’t eat until 9 (cereal with milk) & had no sickness. Then I ate a cracker at 1 because I felt like I should be eating something & I’ve been sick since! And the other day for two days in a row, I ate a small breakfast around 8 & didn’t eat again until 6 pm & I had no sickness on those days. But on days when I eat breakfast, snacks, lunch, etc I am sick almost all day!
Any suggestions on what I can do with this terrible morning sickness?
I have classes from 8 am until 8:30 pm (with breaks) some days so I have to make myself eat breakfast & lunch & I can’t concentrate in class because I’m so nauseated!
& I was overweight before I got pregnant so it’s not like I’m starving myself! I usually love food.
ANSWER:
My first suggestion would be to eat, eat, eat.. Whether it makes you sick or not, your baby and YOU need the nurishment and to go for so long without any nutrition is bad for your baby and you. I noticed with my last pregnancy that grazing through the day helped me a ton. Not big amounts of food, but a small breakfast, a small snack, a small lunch, a small snack, another snack, dinner, and then maybe 1 -2 snacks after dinner. Also drink lots of water, and feel free to try to take some antacids that may help neutralize some of your angry stomach acid. If it gets too bad, you can see your doctor and they can prescribe you an anti-nausea medication that is safe for pregnancy.
QUESTION:
What does morning sickness feel like?
I am 5 weeks pregnant and I am TERRIFIED of morning sickness. It is a deathly phobia of mine.. to vomit. But I need to overcome this phobia. I’ve tried hypnosis etc and nothing works. I go to bed with slices of lemon, toothpaste, chewing, saltine crackers, lemon water, ginger snaps, sprite zero and ginger ale by my bedside.
How do I prevent morning sickness? Could anybody help me? I know I need to grow up for the baby’s sake but I’m very scared of being sick… Also when does it kick in? Because I haven’t felt anything yet. Just have been excreting constantly
ANSWER:
Calm down. Many women never have morning sickness.
Mine started around 5-6 weeks. If yours gets bad, you can always ask your doctor for medication- that’s what I had to do, because nothing else worked. Otherwise, I was throwing up every half an hour.
QUESTION:
Morning Sickness…More like All Day SICKNESS!?
Alright….
I have been sick all day everyday since I’ve been pregnant. I really don’t know any good remedies for preventing morning sickness or at least subsiding the feeling of nausea. I NEED HELP! lol
So If anyone knows anything about helping me out with this ALL DAY SICKNESS. Could you please post some remedies that I could try and see if they work. I am sick and tired of being sick and tired! LOL
ANSWER:
I am currently 23 wks along in my third pregnancy. All three pregnancies have made me miserable. I am sick the whole time. There are several things I’ve tried that help. First, you can try sucking on hard candy, pretty much anything except mint. You can also use Tums or Rolaids…both are completely safe. You can also try a medicine like Zantac…again, completely safe. A lot of the time our nausea is caused by too much stomach acid, so the Tums and Zantac may work. Also, eat something small every two hours. If you keep food in your stomach, the acid won’t bother you as much. Good luck and hang in there…I know exactly how you feel!!!!!
QUESTION:
Morning Sickness…I’m So Scared..?
This is my 3rd pregnancy, I’m 4-5wks preg, and the nauseous feeling has started already. I haven’t actually vomited, but the constant sickly feeling is so bad, and I’m finding that the only thing to cure it is eating!!!! With my first pregnancy I had sickness from 6-16wks and then again from 35-40wks…but with my second pregnancy, I had sickness from 6-40 weeks non stop, I lost weight, became very ill, and really suffered. To put it bluntly, I’m terrified of getting it that bad again, and my docs refused to give me any anti sickness tablets last time because it was “normal”…yeah right!
Does anyone have any proven tips for preventing morning sickness, or at least making this sickly feeling a bit more tolerable?
ANSWER:
maybe because this one [kid] is going to be SO spoiled.![ so spoiled it makes you sick.]
QUESTION:
does swallowing semen cure morning sickness when pregnant?
I know that swallowing my husbands semen can prevent different pregnancy complications but does it cure morning sickness? I do swallow his semen most days and have been having a good pregnancy but if I miss a couple of days then I start getting morning sickness (but it isnt just in the morning). Why is his semen helping me this way?
ANSWER:
i think your husband has been having a lend of you, trying to still get oral.
i have never heard of this before or helping to prevent other complications.
a man must have made this up lol
QUESTION:
Morning sickness while pregnant?
So I found out on saturday morning that I am pregnant. I also went to a pregnancy resource center on monday to confirm the pregnancy. I’m 5 weeks today, and I have yet to have any morning sickness. I have felt a little nauseous but I haven’t been physically sick. I have a horrible fear of throwing up and I’m terrified. My sister-in-law said she didn’t have morning sickness until after 2 months and then was sick her whole pregnancy. I have also been very hungry but when I try to eat something I feel sick to my stomach but I’m still hungry. What do I do? If there’s any way to prevent the morning sickness…
ANSWER:
You might not ever get physically sick…I never did with any of my pregnancies I was just always really nauseous. I was 6 to 8 weeks before I felt sick. Alot of women never have morning sickness. Talk to you dr about some kind of nausea mediation. Go to mother hood the clothing store they have candies that help your nausea and drink ginger ale and eat crackers. And I noticed whole milk made it worse for me but thats not all people. I hope all works out for you. You will learn on you pregnancy journey what helps you and makes it better for you and what Not to eat.
QUESTION:
morning sickness while pregnant?
So I found out on saturday morning that I am pregnant. I also went to a pregnancy resource center on monday to confirm the pregnancy. I’m 5 weeks today, and I have yet to have any morning sickness. I have felt a little nauseous but I haven’t been physically sick. I have a horrible fear of throwing up and I’m terrified. My sister-in-law said she didn’t have morning sickness until after 2 months and then was sick her whole pregnancy. I have also been very hungry but when I try to eat something I feel sick to my stomach but I’m still hungry. What do I do? If there’s any way to prevent the morning sickness…
ANSWER:
I am 6 weeks pregnant and I haven’t thrown up yet.. I get nauseous randomly. I have found that eating every 2-3 hours helps alot and have crackers and ginger ale on hand.
QUESTION:
Does swallowing semen cure morning sickness when pregnant?
I know that swallowing my husbands semen can prevent different pregnancy complications but does it cure morning sickness? I do swallow his semen most days and have been having a good pregnancy but if I miss a couple of days then I start getting morning sickness (but it isnt just in the morning).
ANSWER:
Is morning sickness that bad?????
QUESTION:
With morning sickness, is it normal for the vomit to come out of your nose?
I’m 6 months pregnant and been dealing with BAD morning sickness (vomitting, heartburn, etc.) everyday, all day long.
The past few weeks everytime I have to vomit, it doesn’t just come out of my mouth but also my nose and it HURTS bad. Is this normal? How can I prevent it?
ANSWER:
Yes, this is normal even though I’m sure it’s not the least bit fun. Ask your doctor for ways to prevent it and maybe take some over-the-counter medicin to help with the horrible morning sickness.
QUESTION:
Is it too soon to be getting morning sickness?
I was scheduled to ovulate around the week of the 26th of March and for the last 3 nights I have felt very nauseated and then today I feel it too. My husband and I arnt trying to get pregnant but we arent doing anything to prevent it and we would be SO EXCITED if we were pregnant. Is it too soon to have morning sickness? and is it too soon to buy a pregnancy test? Thanks for your help!
ANSWER:
At ten days past ovulation- if you indeed did conceive during the time you stated this is what has happened: Sperm would have traveled up the fallopian tube and fertilized the egg, then it’s about a three to five day journey to the uterus and another two to five days for implantation. If you are pregnant implantation would have just happened in the last few days; so, yes, it’s a bit too early for any pregnancy symptoms other than possible implantation bleeding (but don’t worry if you don’t have it- I didn’t) and some menstrual-like cramps. Try to wait until the day of or day after your next expected period- early pregnancy tests CAN detect pregnancy four days before but the accuracy rate is much lower than waiting.
QUESTION:
please help my all day morning sickness prevents me from walking, or exercising on treadmill?
I am 9 weeks and 3 days pregnant. From 4 weeks I have had all day nausea and vomitting comes like once every other day. I found the first 3 weeks even during the morning sickness, I was able to walk on treadmill I had the nausea but with a peppermint in mouth, I would get through. Now from 2 weeks my nausea it seems has increased a bit more and now I dont even feel like walking during the day. the walking from work to car or building to building makes me bloated and nauseous. Any suggestions? Is it okay if I continue to suck on mints or jolly ranchers while I walk on treadmill as thats the only way I can exercise? Otherwise I feel i will vomit during my exercise. Also, I have not been able to exercise from over a week now and I already feel like I am gaining weight. I keep eating something every 2 hours so I feel like my tummy can’t always handle it either. Any help guys?
I find it a problem to go to lunch because driving to places at lunch time makes me nauseous as I am hungry for food. Walking in grocery store or shopping for quick things over lunch, I can’t do it without a mint in my mouth. I feel bad.
ANSWER:
It’s one of the joys of being pregnant. I’m sorry you have it so bad, It should taper off around 12 weeks but some people have morning sickness the whole way through their pregnancy. Try to find something that you can hold down and just eat that. My doctor told me I could exercise during my pregnancy but not to get my heart rate over 140 or 160, I don’t remember which one.
QUESTION:
Morning sickness is messing up my front teeth. What can I do?
I’m 10 weeks and the all-day sickness has apparently been taking a toll on my front teeth. I brush every time I throw up, which gets a little excessive. However, my front teeth are visibly getting clearer and darker(yellow-brown tint) on the bottom and I have several small discolored areas. I obviously can’t make myself stop throwing up, what can I do to prevent further damage? I liked my pretty white teeth!
ANSWER:
Brushing immediately after throwing up is good, since it will help get rid of the acid in your mouth that could damage teeth. Also drink plenty of water to wash out any vomit remaining in your mouth, and maybe use some mouthwash as well. As far as keeping them white, you probably just have to bleach them or use some sort of whitening strip.
QUESTION:
What is the best way to deal with morning sickness?
what is the best way to deal with it?!?!?!? i REALLY REALLY hate puking..AND I MEAN REALLY HATE IT!!! is there any way to prevent it??! such as ant-acids?
YES i mean pregancy sickness-and i have had my period for almost 6 YEARS!!
ANSWER:
Keep hydrated. Don’t let your stomach get completely empty. Keep snacks nearby (such as crackers, pretzels, veggies, etc.) Eat something small before you get out of bed (I always kept crackers on the nightstand). Sour candies really seemed to help me. So did ginger (either ginger ale or ginger cookies). Just take heart in the fact that it usually gets better around the 12 week mark. If you can’t keep anything down, let your doctor know. They can prescribe something to help you.
QUESTION:
How did you deal with morning sickness?
Did it interfere with your day (prevent you from going places, driving, etc…) or what did you do to force yourself through it? What advice do you have for someone who’s really bad at dealing with nausea?
ANSWER:
QUESTION:
When did you start getting morning sickness?
Im 6 weeks and the doctor said if i haven’t had it yet i probably wont. What is some things you can do to prevent it, and do pre-natal vitamins make you sick?
Thanks eveyone!!
ANSWER:
I had 2 experiences, very similar to each other. For me it started 6-8 weeks into the pregnancy and I used crackers or toast to help me through it. I had to eat some right as I woke up to prevent being sick. Then I had to keep it handy throughout the day (it should really be called throughout-the-day sickness). It ended right around the end of the 4th month. It wasn’t horrible, but it still was the most annoying part of the pregnancy. Thank God, vitamins didn’t make me sicker. I think though that I should have taken a bit more Calcium, as all my teeth became weaker.
QUESTION:
Morning sickness help?
When I was pregnant with my first child I had the worst morning sickness and I was wondering if anyone knows of great ways to help lessen the symptoms of morning sickness? Or to prevent them all together?
ANSWER:
You may be able to alleviate nausea by keeping some food in your stomach — by avoiding having a stomach that’s completely empty or completely full.
Eat smaller meals or snacks frequently throughout the day.
Before getting out of bed in the morning, eat a couple of soda crackers or a piece of dry toast. Rise slowly, allowing some time for digestion to occur before you get up.
Have a small snack at bedtime and when you get up to go to the bathroom at night.
Drink fewer fluids with your meals.
Thanks
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