I’m 17 weeks pregnant with my second one and nauseous/getting sick ALL day everyday, I’m on sick pills but my insurance only allows me so many pills/refills at onetime. Does anyone know any good home remedies for nausea?
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Sucking on fresh cut lemons helped me a lot.
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Ginger ale and ginger snap cookies or saltine crackers
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Ginger candy, ginger snaps, ginger tea.
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Peppermints! That and lemon juice was a lifesaver for me
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Gatorade every two hours
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Vitamin b6 and unisom
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Hot peppermint tea with a slice of lemon helped me a ton!!
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I used boiled ginger root
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Unisom & 25 mg of B6. My doctor told me it’s the exact same thing as Diclegis.
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Goodrx! U can not use ur insurance and get better prices on alot of med. Esp if they are giving you zofran
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Nothing I tried worked. I was the same way, sick all day everyday. Nauseated, throwing up, food aversion, major fatigue. It was hell until a few weeks into the second trimester.
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Room temperature Coca Cola worked for me that’s what my dr suggested
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Prego pops, suckers and hard candy
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Its gonna sound weird but smell rubbing alcohol or witch hazel when you feel nauseous
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Unisom + B6 was a lifesaver for me
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Drink sprite, eat saltines are some old home remedies.
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No idea why but I would bake chicken or get rotisserie chicken and eat it cold from the fridge and it always worked
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B6 vitamins! I didn’t get sick at all after I started taking it.
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Google it. There are natural things to help.
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Peach juice. Just little bits at a time. I don’t know why but it works
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3kids all nausea for full pregnancies chew gum
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Make gatorade ice cubes! Helped me a ton! And suck on thoes
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Ginger ale/vernors and ive heard rumors about drinking the syrup from canned peaches
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Gatorade…get those preggo pop’s from Wal-Mart or i think rite aide has them to…they helped me a lot…
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Eat a couple saltine crackers before you even get out of bed in the morning. Like as soon as you open your eyes eat a couple.
Seabands bracelets.
Peppermint oil.
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There is a pregnancy sickness out that causes extreme sickness
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ginger beer, ginger nut biscuits
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B6 and Pepcid.
Not Pepto.
Ginger ale or Pepsi (I used breakfast juice glasses. Got 2 a goodwill for a $1)
Try bread, a friend put a small amount of pb on reg bread and it helped her. Downside, she hates pb now. Lol
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Sniff fresh lemons!!! Only thing that worked for me…dig your fingernails into the peel to make the juices come out and sniff away!!! Best natural antiamedic there is.
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My friend swears by eatting a green apple grated!!
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Flat room temperature coke
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I kept ginger mints in my purse for sudden spouts of nausea. You can find them at any vitamin store.
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saltin crackerginger ale
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If you go buy unisom that will help with your morning sickness, it deffinty helped me.
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My OB gave me a ton of samples. Maybe call and see if your OB will give samples?
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Get ginger chews. They have different flavors. Also try preggo pops or whatever. Saltines. Ginger ale.
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Herbal Sleepy time mint tea calms stomachs
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Water with Lemon, it was the only thing that helped me when I was pregnant with my daughter
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An old school trick we use in nursing is to sniff an alcohol swab when you are nauseated.
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Sip on ginger ale or flat coke, nibble on crackers, and if you can help it at times your just getting up or when it comes on at any point of day, try your best to sit still.
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Soda crackers and ginger ale really anything with ginger - ginger snaps , ginger bread etc.
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Peppermint tea worked wonders for me
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I was sick the entire time with my son if you can find them root beer barrels and peppermint oil. I still lost 40 pounds pregnant but it helped
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Someone recommended b6 said it was the main ingredient in a lot of the prescriptions for morning sickness
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My daughter was on the Zolfran pump also. She was so sick she was losing weight. It helped her through that period. Your dr can get it covered.
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I can’t stand sour candy, but it’s the only thing that helped with my nausea.
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Ginger is good and peppermint candy or tea
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Peppermint sticks like Bob’s. Or peppermint tea always helped.
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If you are too sick for too long go into the hospital for fluids and they can give you iv zofran.
I had the same problem, I had 14 pills to last me 1 month and I have to take them twice daily mine is so severe. I spoke to my doctor and she got a higher prescription amount sent in.
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Unisom and b6 was a life saver for me
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Sounds weird, but you know fruit that comes in a can?? If you sip the juice, it calms the tummy… Don’t know why, but I didn’t believe it until it worked…
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I took decligis and my OB said it’s really just unisom and B6.
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Set saltine crackers on your nightstand before you go to bed tonight. First thing when you wake up, set up slowly eat a few crackers, before you get up. Now eat a few throughout the day as needed. Also, chamamille tea has a natural ingredient for nausea and heartburn, sweeten with honey and lemon, drink hot or cold. Best of luck
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Ginger tea or peppermint
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B6 and unisom before bed and sea bands
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Mint gum. Mint helps with nausea alot
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If your insurance doesn’t cover Zofran , then use B6 and unisom. Unisom is over the counter…
Only things that worked for me and I had hyperemesis with 4 out of my 5 children, I’m sorry, it really sucks
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Someone said their doctor prescribed this for nausea when they couldn’t afford the pills for it.
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When my insurance denied medication for nausea my obgyn suggest B6 and unisom!
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Try room temperature apple juice little sips and nibble graham crackers
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ginger candy at Kroger in the nutrition department
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Throw up or swallow next time lol sorry mama hope u feel better justhad my second and had horrible morning sickness the whole damn thing ugh and slept 2 hours every night sometimes skipping a whole nights sleep omce a blue moon
Honestly, you’ll have to see what worked for you. I’m on baby number three. First two I was severely ill the entire day all the way til delivery. My anti nausea meds did nothing. I tried every hack in the book with the first two. EVERYTHING. and nothing helped. Like every hour I was vomiting. It was awful. I drank Pepsi when I attempted to eat because I was burping instead of puking. But it didn’t always work.
This baby, my meds work and I drink alot of hot beverages. You’re more unlikely to vomit up warm liquid since your body temp is warm inside, then cold items that shock your tummy and end up aggregate. So like hot or room temperature beverages are better.
It just depends on what helps you in the end. Everyone is different.
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If you’re taking any, you may want to cut down on some of the vitamin/mineral supplements. Your body is altering its chemistry to accommodate your passenger, that can really effect how it absorbs nutrients. If your nausea went away, would you be able to eat a wide range of healthy foods? If so, you may not actually need to supplement with synthetic vitamins/minerals…
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