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remedies for nausea??

Anything that can help curb this all day everyday nauseous feeling?? I'm 8+3. I don't actually throw up, just have this lingering nauseousness. Its so frustrating!! I eat bland food every few hours, snack all day, drink ginger ale... Anything else I can do??
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Maybe tums or zantac 75
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I second the sea bands. It worked wonders for me my first trimester. Make sure you follow the instructions. They don't go exactly where I expected on my wrist. The other thing that worked for me was this nausea hard candy from babies r us. That and I would try to have a couple of crackers before getting up in the morning. I had awful nausea my first trimester all day every day and these were the only things that seemed to work for me. Then one day I woke up and it was just gone. Hope yours is gone soon!
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Cut up lemons and put them in the freezer and have them as little popsicles. Keep saltin crackers with you and room temperature ginger ale. I was sick for the first 18 weeks of my pregnancy it was horrible my poor husband saw a lot in that time lol. I'm now 37 weeks and glad that it's allover. Good luck and God bless
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1 saltine cracker or open a pack of peanut butter crackers (contains 6) and eat 1 when u feel sick. Helped me and ate 1 pack a day
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Peppermint
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Sea bands. If you had carpal, may not be so good since mine is now aggravated.
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