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Hi I'm 8 weeks pregnant and I feel nauseous all day everyday. Everything smells gross to me, even the smell of saltine crakers makes me gag. Its so hard for me to even try eating because of how sick I get/feel. Any advice to help with this? I know not eating isn't healthy obviously and makes the nausea worse.
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I was the same till my second trimester sports drinks is all i could keed down
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Okay I will definitely try all these things and figure out what I'm able to handle! Thank you all for the advice, I really do appreciate it! Also I heard warm foods isn't the best if you've been dealing with morning sickness/ nausea. Is that true?
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Ginger ale works wonders sip on it and if saltines don't fancy your taste try some toast
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Jello,  sip on tea or broth add few soft noodles.  Popsicles ,  pudding ,  smoothies (best for getting in fruits and veggies!) Try stuff not so hard on your stomach plus something that may not hurt coming back up!  Ive always found sucking on ice chips or flat ginger ale works wonders.  Good luck
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I meant to say doctor ..lol
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On my second pregnancy my divorce told me to take a half of a unison sleeping pull and that helped me...please don't do it unless you consult your dictor
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