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Q: Morning Sickness...

asked by: Heather_16 on September 25th, 2003

Experienced User

I get sick all the time now, it use to just be me being dizzy and nauseas all the time, like I just got off the tea-cup ride at six flags...And I have a weak stomach...And now I came home early today being sick....I ate some pizza to help my stomach (because I hadnt eaten anything since dinner last night)...And then I threw it up...Which is wierd cause no matter how sick I get I never puke, I hate it too much to do it..And then I did, twice...When I smelled some bad food in the fridge, and after I ate the pizza...And then I wanted to again after I woke from my nap because of the pizza taste in my mouth..And I was wondering if you guys had any remidies? I heard saltines..Toast...And peppermints help...What else? Any ideas?

With love,
heather

Replies(2)

Darling

replied on September 25th, 2003

Active User, very eHealthy

Oh I remeber those awful afternoons of throwing up. I just took a few gravol (motion sickness pills) and they put me to sleep and eased the nausea.

youngmama

replied on September 26th, 2003

Experienced User

Oh sweetie! I am so sorry, I wish that I could help you now more than ever! I never really had morning sickness. But I would take tanya's suggestion! Motion sickness pills do the trick for stomach aches! But be aware that you will be dead tired in a matter of 5 minutes after taking them so be prepared to sleep for a good 2 hours or so!

Much love
-jessika-

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