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Help with morning sickness please! | From samoxford [Log on to view profile]  | on 2007-01-30 |
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Hi
I am 5.5 weeks pregnant with my second child and have started suffering from morning sickness. It was particularly bad last night and hope that someone might have an idea what might help!
I don't have any particular cravings except eggs (Calc Carb?.
Food doesn't interest me - it's more a case of feeling I should eat because my stomach is empty.
I mainly want to eat crackers - bread tends to stick in my throat.
I prefer cool to hot drinks (but not cold) and sip them rather than down them in one.
I get a gnawing sensation in my stomach at night, right in the pit, and it feels like acid is coming up.
Last night, I woke up suddenly feeling nauseous after only being asleep for 10 minutes. This was at 11pm. I stayed awake for 3 hours, with waves of nausea coming on, feeling hot inside my body and wanting a cool face cloth on my forehead. I had a small bout of diahorrea which made the nausea better.
Today my stomach feels empty and is rumbling a lot - feels like trapped wind.
My tongue is coated white.
I hope this is enough info - I have taken arsenicum in the past constitutionally and it helped with IBS.
Thanks for any help and best wishes
Sam |
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| Re: Help with morning sickness please! | From rishimba [Log on to view profile] | on 2007-01-30 |
try IPECACUANAH 200C some 3 or 4 doses every 4 hour whenever you get the feeling of nausea. |
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