Morning sickness...relief?
958659
For my all day sickness.  I never threw up, just was very nauseous.  What helped me was eating small meals throughout the day (every 2-3 hrs).  Having something in the stomach kept the acid at bay so I wasn't as nauseous.  The cracker didn't help me; I was more nauseous.
200931
definitely...nusea and vomiting is a sign of being preganant!
639326
Don't remember NONE!no pain in the early part, just morning sickness,feels like the flu.
225208
Believe it or not, Starburst (any flavor selection) works for me! It also helps with nausea, which is great! I just had my fourth baby on Saturday, and this has worked every time...plus, they taste great!
998867
Depends on the person.  With me, my mother never had morning sickness.  With my sister, she had it a week before the doctor would even give a pregnancy test.  Most ladies have it during only the first trimester or so.  The hormones settle down some after that.  But some have it throughout all nine months.  If you have twins or more, it's more likely for morning sickness to last all nine months, too, for some reason.
45464
flu? head cold? knocked up? try a bland diet for the next several days or see a doctor \nthe diet would be dry plain toast white or brown rice and maybe a little (and I do mean little) fried ground up beef. and tons of water.
215278
Gargle with salt water,they say that helps, but I have found just sucking on a pepermint helps with the cough and throat.I bought some of that Tylenol Cool Burst,its a liquid,and it feels so good going down....also help you sleep.I hope you get to feeling better soon..I hate being sick too.
34568
I will agree with the ginger, in any form.  \nGinger tea, ginger ale, ginger beer, candied ginger, gingersnaps - as long as it has ginger in it, it will help.\n\nI'm also having problems with this.  Here are some of the avenues I've pursued.\n\nSleep - I have definitely noticed that when I don't get enough sleep that the nausea is worse.  (Unfortunately, that doesn't keep me from staying up too late)\n\nFood allergies - My mom is allergic to peanuts and if she eats just a few (or some peanut oil) accidentally it will make her nauseous.  You can do a self-test to determine if you are allergic to a food.  What you do is eliminate one type of food for a week and see if it helps, then try another food.  Given the problem you are having, it's best to start with whatever you eat the most of, probably wheat products.  This is a pain but it can work well.  (I should do this, but the most common food I eat is chocolate.  Nooooooooooooooooooooo!!!)\n\nWhat my doctor is calling insulin something or other; basically it sounds like hypoglycemia or pre-diabetes, but it isn't showing up in the blood tests.  I am trying to take the 5 light meals a day route for this.  It helps as long as I have access to something besides junk food.\n\nGood luck - I hope you find a solution.
301209
I had a hard time with my legs and feet swelling during my pregnancy,  but is seemed to help if I increased my water intake and went for a little walk.  You must take your prenatal vitamins too.   I hated the cramps, but pregnancy effects women differently.  Just have to stick it out and make sure you are following your doctors advice on proper nutrition and excercise.
6904
Well i have 2 children, the first i planned and the second was not really but fine by me and my husband, although i new a couple of days after that i was pregnent with both, you just have that feeling, it is something that i can't explain, i never had the morning sickness or anything so i am not sure when that comes along, i do know that there are several peg tests that can tell you pretty early on. another way is if your breasts are sore, mine were immediatly. Everyone differs but if yo think that you are try the preg. test it is 99% accuarate, hope this helps!
11925
if it is not a serious case for a quck relief i suggest u to dissolve 5 teaspoonful of sugar and dissolve it in  a half glass of water and drink it.\nit would work.
832107
normal for a pregnant lady,hope you feel better soon
482272
Hello from Scotland. Its midnight here. Pull a sicki!! What to do is from now on until the next hour and a half,dont talk to anyone at work and be very quiet.Go to the loo and stay in it for bout 10.b4 u come out of the loo,rub ur eyes a lot(put a little soap in ur eyes if u can bear it) and then go back to work.Ur buddies and boss at work will think u look ill with ur red eyes all watery.tell them u threw up and need to go home. Then have a great day when u get sent home sick!!!! Its worked for me and even the soap in the eyes was worth it!! lol
7521
Mythbusters tested ginger as a cure for seasickness.  It appears to really work, as opposed to the other options like magnetic bracelets, etc.  If it works for seasickness, I imagine it would help with nausea too.
208108
Hormones! most symptoms should clear upi by the end of the first tri-mester. Keep some soda crackers(saltines) next to your bedside. before you even get up to stand, have a few crackers. When you do make it out of bed and you still feel a bit queasy, drink something really cold. If all else fails..give in and have a good heave. remember to stay properlly hydrated and eat a balanced meal. exercise lightly. Best wishes and congrats?
1145027
sounds wierd, but coca cola may help right now, the sugars and the caffeine do something to help relieve the pressure,( Tylenol brand "headache medicine" is simply caffeine and tylenol!)  also a hot foot bath, and cool ice pack on your forehead/neck..the hot water is supposed to pull the blood to the feet and release pressure in the head...Gravol helps to relax and ease the nausea as well...I know these sound crazy but...If it is a migraine, and not a tension headache (similar horrible symptoms) a doctor can help with a nasal spray..or if needed go to emergency and they'll give you demoral (yikes!)
415434
Did he look in your ears at all?  Because it sounds like to me that you have an inner ear infection.  Inner ear infections can knock your equilibrium (balance) out of whack, and causes dizziness, nausea, vomiting.  The headaches can also be associated with an ear infection...the diarrhea is what I am not sure about.  You having no energy and being tired is definitely directly related to your pregnancy but is also affecting you double time because you are sick.  I would definitely go BACK to you doctor and have him look in your ears and see what's going on there....if they are clear and good, then it sounds like you may have the touch of a stomach bug going around.  Your symptoms are hard to pinpoint b/c some are directly related to pregnancy, some sound very likely to be your ear, but yet some sound like it may be a viral thing.  It's hard to tell without looking at you.  But make sure that you are pushing oral fluids as much as you can to keep from getting dehydrated; diarrhea can dehydrate you very very quickly and that is not a good thing, especially being pregnant.  Rest as much as you can, push those oral fluids, and get back to the doctor and tell him that you need some relief!!!!  If your ears look good, he should at least prescribe you an antibiotic as a prophylactic to ward off any secondary infections or illnesses...and goodness sake...tell him to give you some phenergan already (phenergan is an anti-nausea) medication that is totally safe to take during pregnancy...and it works wonders!!!  Good luck :)