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trijos21
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length of morning sickness ??
Posted: 05-26-08 21:50pm
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Im jw around when does morning sickness go
away?? I actually wake up and feel fine
after i eat toast...but towards night time
ill feel really really sick. I eat a lot
of small meals and snacks throughout the
day. Even if i eat toast before i go to
bed, it doesnt help. Im 11 wks today.
Also i dont take my prenatal vit. until
about midnight that way i sleep through
it. So i know im not feeling sick b/c of
the vit. Is there anything else i can
try?? How long does this usually last??
When i eat i also cannot finish everything
on my plate...im full after like 5 bites
of something...but like i said, i still
eat snacks and stuff throughout the day.
I also drink a lot of water and one glass
of milk a day ( i read that is healthy b/c
of the calcium). I never throw up, i just
always feel like it and feel like im going
to pass out. My stomach also feels really
really weird!
Im willing to try anything so if you have
something please please let me know!!!!
Thanks girls!!!
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Posted: 05-26-08 23:51pm
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I'm not going to be much help trijos but I
feel your pain!
Some days I feel pretty good for the
majority of the day and others are really
bad. Generally I wake up feeling queasy
and it lasts till i've been at work about
an hour, and i find late at night i feel
pretty awful. I'm just over 10 weeks now
(darn due date change lol) and i'm
starting to feel better as the days go on.
My doctor told me that at week 10 the
placenta starts taking over production of
the hormones so morning sickness should
start to ease up then.
If its really a problem for you why not
get a perscription for Diclectin? My
doctor offered it to me but since my m/s
wasn't TOO bad i decided against it. I
heard it works wonders.
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all through...
Posted: 05-27-08 00:55am
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ive been told.. morning sickness can last
all through pregnancy........
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Posted: 05-27-08 01:09am
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It can last all the way through
unfortunately. I think in that case the
Diclectin would be necessary!
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Posted: 05-27-08 07:01am
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it varies how long it lasts so
unfortunately you wont know until it stps!
mine lasted until around 18 weeks but most
people I know didn't have it this long
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Posted: 05-27-08 12:44pm
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morning sickness is different for every
woman.
mine lasted about 3 months and it was
terrible.
I was usually sick the most around night
time too. So i tried eating soups and
freeze's to have something in my stomach,
i took my prenatal vitamin around the
evening time too because i found any
earlier made me sick.
you could try drink gatorade, i've heard
it helps with it a little bit, and
although yes it is a sports drink, its
keeping something down in your tummy and
may make you feel a little better or help
then sickness.
Since you cant finish everythng on your
plate, try eating waht you can, let your
stomach settle, and nibble at your food
here and there.
I dont know if watermelon would help, it
is a watery fruit and good for you..you
could try that.
Maybe some unsalted crackers, my fiancee
bought me those and i lived off them for a
while! Banana's too, their good for you
and you could try eating some to help, i
dont know if it does anything.
They say the first pregnancies are the
toughest, then it gets easier with the 2nd
and so on. So it really depends.
Try going for walks, staying active, fresh
air helps.
I go for walks with my fiancee, we
sometimes go to the mall and walk around
or go out for a stroll.
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Posted: 05-27-08 12:55pm
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Ginger ale. Ginger candies. There are
prescription medications. Really, whatever
works for you. Small meals throughout the
day to keep your tummy from being empty.
Second pregnancies can be just as filled
with morning sickness as first
pregnancies. The amount of times you are
pregnant doesn't matter when it comes to
getting sick - EVERY pregnancy is
different, even if it is the same woman.
Sometimes it gets better after the first 3
months. But that is not always the case. I
had the worst case of huge pregnancy
sickness. I swear it has got to be worse
when you are as big as a whale and the
sick starts in the middle of the night. I
spent many nights sleeping (wimpering?) on
the bathroom floor the last 2 months of my
pregnancy.
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Posted: 05-27-08 13:14pm
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My morning sickness lasted until I was
about 12-13 weeks. By 14 weeks I felt
fine. I havent experienced any sickness
since then. Im now 25 weeks. But every
women is different. If it does go away for
you its usually by the 3-4th month when
the placenta takes over. Best wishes.
I know its miserable but it will pass.
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Posted: 05-27-08 19:11pm
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i go on walks every night and ive tried
saltines but they make me feel more sick
b/c they taste like chalk. Watermelon i
have actually been eating a lot of. I
thought it would have gotten a little
better since im 11 wks. Work sent me home
early today b/c i got clammy and pale and
felt like i was going to pass out. I do
eat soups and stuff. I just always feel
sick. Hopefully mine doesnt last
throughout my entire preg.! My sister was
not sick this long and she is 24 or 25 wks
now.
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Posted: 05-27-08 19:18pm
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omg, I'm 12 weeks, and I still throw up
almost every morning, no matter how empty
or full my stomach is. Some mornings I'll
just throw up stomach acid. Not much that
works in helping it.
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trijos21
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Posted: 05-27-08 22:25pm
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wow that really sucks! I dont throw up i
just always feel like im going to and i
guess you call it dry heave??? where your
body wants to throw up and it trys and you
cant? But that happins allllll day long.
i hate it! Even when i sneeze ill like
gag or w/e you call it.
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Posted: 05-28-08 02:14am
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Yeah lol. I throw up almost every morning,
never just dry heaving 90% of the time,
its just stomach acid. Which is really
awful to throw up. Also really late at
night it hits me a it
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Posted: 05-28-08 13:09pm
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| trijos21
wrote: | | i go on walks every night
and ive tried saltines but they make me
feel more sick b/c they taste like chalk.
Watermelon i have actually been eating a
lot of. I thought it would have gotten a
little better since im 11 wks. Work sent
me home early today b/c i got clammy and
pale and felt like i was going to pass
out. I do eat soups and stuff. I just
always feel sick. Hopefully mine doesnt
last throughout my entire preg.! My
sister was not sick this long and she is
24 or 25 wks
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I had bad morning sickness too, and i was
praying that i would not have it
throughout my pregnancy.
To help your morning sickness its just
what works best for you, it could be way
different than other peoples cures for
morning sickness.
Try the Gatorade, it might help you out a
little.
I had it for 3months and a little more, it
didn't matter what time of day it was, it
i had just drank water or had some soup, i
would puke it right up.
I took childrens gravol once -and told my
doctor, he said it was fine-
I drank lemonade sometimes, and had dry
toast sometimes too.
Then i slowly introduced other foods, i
would put some jam on my toast or
crackers, have some peanut butter, tomatoe
soups..but if i felt yucky i would stay
away from foods i thought would come back
up.
Try putting lemon in your soup, i did that
with chicken noodle soup and it tasted
good! Also try a green tea, they help your
tummy too. I drink pomegranet green tea
sometimes its yummy!!
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Posted: 05-28-08 13:50pm
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Ugh like Ingi I'm almost 30 weeks and I
still wake up at least 3-4 times a week in
the middle of the night to throw up. It's
horrible, and by far my least favorite
part of pregnancy. The only cure I've
found is that when I wake up in the middle
of the night with it, is to just throw
up...I feel a hundred times better
afterwards and can usually go back to
sleep, other wise I'd be up for hours
trying not to throw up. Definately no fun.
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Ingi
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Posted: 05-28-08 14:12pm
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| STB7542
wrote: | | Ugh like Ingi I'm almost 30
weeks and I still wake up at least 3-4
times a week in the middle of the night to
throw up. It's horrible, and by far my
least favorite part of pregnancy. The
only cure I've found is that when I wake
up in the middle of the night with it, is
to just throw up...I feel a hundred times
better afterwards and can usually go back
to sleep, other wise I'd be up for hours
trying not to throw up. Definately no
fun. |
So true about the throwing up and getting
it over with part!
What ended up working for me (not 100%
mind you, but a whole lot better!!!!!) was
cutting out grease and fatty foods. I
still ate pizza, but without meat and less
cheese. I stopped eating a lot of fats -
no chips, no butter, etc. It really did
help.
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Posted: 05-28-08 14:19pm
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Yeah Ingi your right greasey foods are
just not worth it. As much as I'd love
some french fries right now I know I'd end
up paying for it later so I just stay
clear. Pizza's not to bad but really
saucy stuff like Alfredo or lasagna are
rough...I don't know what it is maybe
cause our stomachs are getting so squished
that's why foods not settling well. My Dr
told me now that i'm in my 3rd trimester
and my stomach will start to drop a little
bit (I'm carrying really high) that it may
ease up a bit as my intestines and stomach
will get a little more room....I hope
that's true for everyone with this
problem.
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Posted: 05-28-08 14:38pm
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yea i could try the gatorade...i really
dont eat a lot of greasy food, b/c that
makes me feel soooo much worse. I do eat
a lot of chicken noodle soup, fruits and
veggies. I also eat a lot of toast but i
put butter on it, so maybe i should skip
the butter. I did not know butter could
make it worse.
STB7532 Im sorry to hear you still have
it! I really hope i dont have it much
longer. I can see how you would feel
better after throwing up b/c sometimes i
wish i could so i could go to sleep. Do
you know what your having??
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Posted: 05-28-08 15:23pm
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yeah i found that greasy foods made me
sick faster.
i didnt eat burgers for a while, no french
fries, no pizza -mind you its not good to
eat alot of this stuff regardless of
pregnancy.
But i found that helped and i ate healthy
foods, but found fruits came back up
sometimes.
like now, i love cherries and we have
amazing cherries at the apple market down
the street from my house, and i cant keep
those down  so sad!
ya try toast with no butter.
maybe you could try like a cabbage soup,
its healthy for you, you can throw in any
veggies you want into the broth, and its
really yummy!
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Posted: 05-28-08 17:28pm
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I was sick for the first five months so I
can feel your pain. Mine got so bad that I
had to go on a prescription
medication-zofran. It helped as long as I
took it before I started feeling sick. It
should get better-but it might not. In the
end though, you get a beautiful baby so it
is all worth it.
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Posted: 05-28-08 18:23pm
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i will do try toast then. Those cherry
pies sound good lol. I havent had turkey
burgers or pork in a while...im allergic
to beef so i just do chicken and pork. I
dont like fish so my dr. told me i could
take fish oil pills to help with brain
development. My fav. soup right now is
broccoli and cheese soup but it makes me
feel sick sometimes...the cabbage sounds
yummy.
Yea monkey i keep telling myself that and
my dh every night when im not feeling well
lol. That it will be worth it in the end!
Thats the only thing keeping my head up

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