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Nausea help...

So I'm 7 weeks and 3 days and I have no vomiting but all day 24/7 nausea. :( Do I really have another month or more of this?
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Thanks I'll give it a try. :)
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I had awful morning sickness at the beginning of my pregnancy and absolutely none of thr food remedies like saltines or 7 up helped but you may try taking an acid reducer such as pepcid.... Once i started taking pepcid my nausea went down considerably and my doctor says it was because acid reflex can cause nausea and it usually worsens during pregnancy
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I had awful morning sickness at the beginning of my pregnancy and absolutely none of thr food remedies like saltines or 7 up helped but you may try taking an acid reducer such as pepcid.... Once i started taking pepcid my nausea went down considerably and my doctor says it was because acid reflex can cause nausea and it usually worsens during pregnancy
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I'm in the same boat I'm 7weeks 2days and experience the same thing. Ginger ale and saltine crackers help me out alot. Hope this helps :)
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You might have 2 more months try drinking Ginger ale for the queasy feeling and sometimes the smell of lemons help with the nausea,
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Unfortunately yes but talk to your doctor about that.
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