Information on Morning Sickness (Pregnancy)
Notes, Nutrients, Herbs/Supplements, and Advice
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Morning Sickness (Pregnancy)
About
Half of women will face a span of time in their pregnancies when they experience nausea and possibly vomiting. Weeks 6-12 are usually when Morning Sickness is at its worst, though some morning sickness will last past the 12th week.
Notes
No Considerations Listed.
Helpful nutrients for this condition.
L-Methionine
Importance: N/A
Comments: Inhibits nausea. Hinders toxemia in pregnancy.
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)
Importance: N/A
Comments: Inhibits nausea. Caution: Do not take this combination longer than needed. Use for a maximum of 6 weeks.
Magnesium
Importance: N/A
Comments: Inhibits nausea. Caution: Do not take this combination longer than needed. Use for a maximum of 6 weeks.
Helpful herbs and supplements for this condition.
Ginger
Type: Internal
Purposes: Eases nausea.
Dosage: Capsule or tea form.
Catnip
Type: Internal
Purposes: Eases nausea.
Dandelion
Type: Internal
Purposes: Eases nausea.
Peppermint
Type: Internal
Purposes: Eases nausea.
Advice
- Always eat and drink.
- Always have whole wheat crackers. Eat smaller meals and snack more often in a day and include whole wheat crackers and cheese or nut butters to help have something on your stomach.
- Nausea only lasts for the first 13 weeks. Consult your doctor if it should persist after 13 weeks.
- Take your time getting out of bed.