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Re: Sickness in pregnancyFrom: jeannie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 30 Apr 1998 19:17:57 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 29 Apr 1998, Elizabeth wrote: > >Hi! Try very small sips of either gingerale or an electrolyte drink like gatorade. One sip at aa time. Try some soup, one little spoon at a time. Does your provider know that you are having such a hard time? If not, make sure he/she is aware and check if you are really worried about dehydration. I wish I had better advice for you! Feel better! > >--- >Best Wishes, >Elizabeth Mazelis,CCE >Washington,NJ >---------------------------------- >>I am 3 months pregnant and suffering terribly from "morning" sickness. I >---------------------------------- >>find that quite often I can't manage to keep even a sip of water down. >---------------------------------- >>I'm worried that at times I get dehydrated and am concerned about the >>effects on the baby. Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can get >>more fluids to stay down? >> >>P.S. I've tried ginger bisuits and dry bread to counteract the nausea >>but neither work. >> >Get your FREE, private e-mail >account at http://www.mailcity.com > I tried eating something small every 2 hours, like crackers, fruit, or cereal. Once I got solid food down the nausea let up some, and then I was able to drink fluids slowly. Like you, everytime I tried to drink something when I was nauseated I threw it back up. Another thing you can try is jello, or popsicles. I hope this helps.... I know it is an awful feeling. Hopefully in the next few weeks you will begin to feel better. Good luck and hang in there!
-- jeannie clarke
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