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by WryLilt - Finally Earning Online on May 25th, 2009
I'm currently 18 weeks pregnant, my morning sickness stopped around 14 weeks (although I thought it would last forever!). In early pregnancy, the foetus does not need a lot of nutrition from food (other than the folate tablets you should be taking), so the main thing is keeping yourself healthy during this period and drink lots of water. Try eating bland foods and icy poles - or anything you can keep down. Ignore the people telling you all the healthy things to eat right now - if it's not going to stay down, it won't do you any good, will it?
I ended up in hospital (after throwing up 16 times in one day) but only because of dehydration - that is the one major problem that can result from morning sickness. So keep drinking!
If you really think you need some help with it, ask your doctor for some maxalon. It's a class A drug so is not harmful for your baby, and even if it only keeps you feeling good for a few hours, that's enough time to eat and keep a meal down.
When is nausea the worst during pregnancy?
by Answerbag Staff on March 24th, 2010
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6 months pregnant vomiting each an everyday ,i am week and feeling so seek ,what can i do?
by Anonymous on October 22nd, 2008
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when does morning sickness happen
by -dead- on April 23rd, 2011
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Is it possible to have 'sympathy morning sickness' (feeling the symptoms of morning sickness while living with a pregnant person)?
by fyrespryte on May 4th, 2009
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I have had nausea for one week. I am not due to start for another week or so. I am tired and my face has a new friend that will not go away.. My Kids are 14,12, so it has been a long time for this. Hopeful to find out that this is somthing else.
by EEK on November 4th, 2008
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You're reading I am 13 weeks pregnant and am suffering with very bad sickness. for the last 4 days i have been unable to eat anything at all and have just about kept water down, everytime i move i feel sick. Is this something to be concerned about?
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