moring sickness HELP!!!

[Indadhanu]

Oh, and have you tried those 'sea bands'? So many peole have recommended them to me; I never tried them, but apparently they are really good.

[SamiH]

I tried the sea sickness bands in my last preg - they have a bauble on the inside that sits on an accupressure point on the inner wrist - they did help to an extent - but I wouldn't wear them at work cos they are so visible and I didn't want to attract any questions at that time.

So if you are at home Sarah - you have a few more weeks of m/s to go if you feel it bad at 6.5 wks, they are about $24 at some pharmacies - recommend you ring around first as not all of them have them.

I am lucky and have escaped bad m/s this time around, I think I have had enough over the past pregs LOL

[Jody_P]

I have been finding granny smith apples seems to calm my nausea down for some strange reason. Although I'm not vomiting, I feel nauseas and tired all day long. I know it's not the most common sort of relief but it seems to be working for me.

[Tish]

I've never heard about the apples as an anti morning sickness remedy, but the funny thing is that reading this thread has bought back a childhood memory I have of my mother grating granny smiths for me to ate when I had an upset tummy!

[Neenee Jellybeanie]

GINGERRR!! It's a herbal remedy for nausea and it really works. Everywhere I went, I carried with me a big bottle of ginger ale, all through the 1st half of my pregnancy. Chewing chystalized ginger is meant to be even better. Even if you don't like ginger, I promise it will help!
There's also stuff you can get from the pharmacy, herbal things . . . that contain ginger