How To Cure Morning Sickness
If you are newly pregnant, the question on your mind right now is probably ‘how to cure morning sickness‘.
Morning sickness is caused by metabolic and hormonal changes in the body. The bad news is, is that this early
morning vomiting affects seven in ten pregnant women. It also varies with each pregnancy. Therefore some women who were unaffected in previous pregnancies can be affected in future pregnancies. The good new is, is that although it can be bad in the first week or so, it normally eases in the first three months. However, some women can be affected throughout their whole pregnancy.
Doctors still do not full understand the causes of morning sickness, nor do they have a proven cure for morning sickness that works in all cases.
There are numerous views and suggestions on treatment to ease or cure the worst symptoms of morning sickness. However, remedies that work for one woman may not provide relief for another. If your symptoms are severe, the best recommendation we can make is to consult your doctor and take their medical advice. If that doesn’t help, or if you want to cure morning sickness without medication, try a few natural remedies and see what works for you through a process of elimination.
How To Cure Morning Sickness Without Medication
Salt and vinegar crisps can ease and in some cases cure morning sickness during pregnancy as they help to dry up excess saliva created by the over activity of your saliva glands.
Don’t have heavy meals – eat smaller amounts more often. An empty stomach can enhance the feelings of nausea caused by morning sickness.
Make sure you are having enough sleep at night. You will probably find that you need more sleep during pregnancy so you need to accommodate for this. If you feel tired you will feel worse. If you cannot sleep for as long as needed try to take small naps where possible.
It is a good idea to take a tissue dabbed with an essential oil that you like around with you i.e. lemon. When you encounter a smell that makes you feel sick this can be a helpful way to alleviate morning sickness.
Try to avoid greasy or spicy foods as they often cause nausea or heartburn even smelling it can make you feel queasy.
Having protein snacks are a good way to keep morning sickness at bay. This is because they release energy more slowly and are therefore more effective.
Go with your cravings when you have them. They are normally an indication of what your body needs at the time.
Sea bands that are normally used to aid travel sickness can also work to ease morning sickness.
Many women find that ginger helps – so you may find that drinking ginger tea or eating fresh ginger root may help with the nausea.
Always take care to consult your doctor if you are trying an alternative remedy for your morning sickness.
We hope this information has helped, and that it you are suffering, that one of these solutions brings you some relief.
