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bad nausea

I'm 11 weeks pregnant and having really bad nausea to the point of not being able to eat. Im not vomiting just bad nausea feeling. I know I need to feed my baby but my stomach hurts so bad and even worse when I try to eat something. Anyone else experience this before... idk what to do :(  
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Ginger, crackers, and fruit helps me. Also eating small snacks throughout the day so that I don't get too hungry helps out tremendously.
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This is my fourth pregnancy and its been crazy how bad my nausea has been compare to my other 3, I'm currently 9wks prego and a friend recommended me the sea band, (acupuncture bands) gotta say its helping ease the nausea for sure, and I've tried everything including prego pops of which were highly recommended, and so far this has shown more results than anything.  On top of eating small meals thru out the day more like snacks including frozen fruits. Hope this helps :)
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Oh,been there
Lived on grapes,crackers and water for 2 weeks
Try ginger,it helped
Can you eat fruit?
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It didn't start to get better for me until like 20 weeks smh. Hopefully you can get sum relief sooner because it's pure torture
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Grl YES. I felt every bit of that plus more. You just gotta stick it out. I'm 30 weeks now (thank god tha end is near lol) but I still get morning sickness like twice a week. Maybe more. Ask your Dr for sumthn to help ease it & drink lots of water so you don't get dehydrated.  
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