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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jan 2004
    brisbane
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    HI Tiff - Think I'll buy some mineral water today too. I've been wanting something fizzy but not sweet! What I have been having though is just a little bit of lemon juice with a good dose of water in a glass and that seems to help me too:-)

  2. #2
    Registered User

    May 2005
    Melbourne
    467

    me too..... there was nothing else that worked for me except mineral water.
    I was buying San pellagrino by the case!!!

    try and buy from the supermarket or bottle shops or delis coz the bottles are cheaper that way too.

    When i was at work, i'd have to pay $4 for a 500ml bottle of san pelligrino and from the supermarket, it was $2.90 for a ltr bottle.

    for me san pelligrino was the only one that worked, which is weird coz usually water tastes like water.

    I think the specific mineral content of each different mineral spring makes a big difference.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    Port Stevens NSW
    663

    ohh thanks for that I'll look for it in the supermarket and stock up I'm drinking schweps at the moment but it's a bit too fizzy and then goes flat really quick LOL I think I'm fussy

  4. #4
    Registered User

    May 2007
    1,714

    joralyd - ohh i kno what u mean about feeling and/or looking your about 30 weeks preg, i feel big as! and tearing up over everything, im with u's there too lol, i cry over the tiniest little things!

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
    Perth WA
    178

    Bad morning sickness!! Any help

    Hi girls, well im 8 weeks today and have a scan tomorrow
    i have had bad sickness lasting all day long, and seem to find that everything i eat i feel really nausea... i have tried ginger biscuits and tea, flat lemonade, drinking lots of water, but nothing seems to help and i am so over tired, im taking elevit but do any of you lovely ladies have any other remidies that i can try... i give up..... thanks

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Dec 2006
    308

    Red Jelly worked for me :-)

  7. #7
    Tunsa Guest

    ive been living on barley sugar, and sprite lemonade for the last 3 weeks. i've lost some weight but the barley sugar settles the stomach enough that i can have a slice of toast.

    someone also suggested mineral water helps. i didn't try the ginger bikkies, cant stand ginger lol

    good luck

    Jenna

    oh, and my dr said i have to stay hydrated too, dont forget that.
    Last edited by Tunsa; July 2nd, 2007 at 07:36 PM. : had to add something

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    in my teeny tiny house
    483

    there are some sort of sugar tabs you can take.. health food store maybe? Ginger beer helped me.... i hope you are feeling better soon.. quite often tho it is dehydration and sugar level related..
    big hugs.
    xoox

  9. #9
    Registered User

    Oct 2005
    Gold Coast, Qld
    630

    Big :hugs: sweety. That's pregnancy, I know you probably think it'll never end, but it will.
    I had M/S all day everyday for agood 10 weeks with all of mine, I found that one thing would help me today but not tomorrow. I did find that sipping on Gatarade was soothing as well as cold black tea (and I hate tea normally) sao squares. sucking on licorice. I don't know, I hope that helps.

  10. #10
    Registered User

    Jul 2006
    6,869

    Green Apples...well first pg that worked.. this one nothing really did but i was nooo where near as sick!

  11. #11
    BellyBelly Member

    Nov 2004
    VIC
    1,794

    Blackmores make a morning sickness tablet to take. That may help Otherwise your OB can prescribe maxalon, stemital or if it is really bad you can ge zoflan.
    hopefully it eases when you reach your second trimester
    hth
    good luck

  12. #12
    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    6,706

    I'm using ginger nut biscuits, minties, fruit tingles, apples, tea, mineral water... all have worked to some extent.

    But, I've found the most relief from the blackmores morning sickness tablets, until this morning when I got hold of some sea bands. They have worked brilliantly! I woke up with the usual feeling of wanting to puke, but popped them on before I got out of bed. Within a couple of minutes the wanting to puke feeling had been replaced by a so hungry it hurts feeling - which is so much easier to manage!

    Every day has been a little worse than the day before for me. Yesterday I was pretty completely non-functional up until lunch time. Now, it's 8am and I'm ready to get up and do stuff.

    Seriously - sea bands - they work miracles!

    BW

  13. #13
    Registered User

    Dec 2006
    Melb
    312

    BW, where did you get the sea bands.

  14. #14
    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    6,706

    A chemist. We popped into the first random little chemist we saw after my acupuncture appointment - they had them. They were around $17, but are very well worth it!

    BW

  15. #15
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    Mar 2007
    WA
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    ahh morning sickness - you gotta love it huh?

    Nothing worked for me ... i tried everything - ginger, B6, lollies and all sorts of junk food, seasickness bands, PRAMIN, apples, soda water etc. etc. etc.

    I'm still sick in the mornings now but the throwing up has ceased for the past week. I personally dont think there is anything that works up to about 12 weeks (unless it just stops by itself) ... only time is the real healer. I only get sick now if i let myself get too hungry or tired - its a vicious cycle!!!!

  16. #16
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    207

    OMG sea bands! Thanks BW...you are my life saviour. I have been keeping an eye on this thread as my M/S has been quite severe. I went and bought the sea bands today and I have to say they are my new friends. Will not be taking them off until the day I give birth I think!! I too have tried everything and these are THE BEST thing ever.

    Tracey

  17. #17
    ej_1974 Guest

    You poor thing.

    I took Elevit also throughout both of my pg's and have been lucky enough to have never suffered badly from MS. I don't know when you have been taking your Elevit, but I found that by taking mine first thing in the morning with my breakfast I have been able to stave off my feelings of nasuea.
    However, I have heard that sucking on dry ice chips, chuppa chupps , eating dry crackers first thing in bed in the morning and eating cucumber soaked in water can help. I have friends who had suffered badly from m/s and say that these were the only foods they could stomach.

    I hope this can help.

  18. #18
    louisem Guest

    Question Morning sickness - can't find anything to eat!!

    I am suffering through morning sickness - kicked in this week and lasts all day. So much for it just being in the morning. This is number two for me and I am six weeks along. I read that when you are pregnant you can't eat anything with nitrates in it but it isn't clear whether it is deli or home cooked? Does that mean I can't eat home cooked corned beef. One thing I seem to be able to stomach is home cooked corned beef.

    Cheers
    Louisem

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