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Q: Always Feeling Nausious
asked by: neeko177 on February 21st, 2006
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I am 30 weeks right now and lately I am always feeling very nausious.. So I eat thinking I need to eat.. And I still feel the same, I also hacve been sleeping alot more.
Is there any reason I mite be feeling this way?
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QueenBee2_3
replied on February 21st, 2006
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Nausea can be from more than just not eating enough, but it can also be from dehydration. Dehydration is a big cause of preterm labor for many women, so you want to be sure to drink about a gallon per day. Nausea can also occur if you're overtired, stressed out, depressed, or any other number of things. If it persists and/or gets worse you should talk to your ob about it. I had morning sickness right up until delivery day with all 3 pregnancies, and at the worst, phenergan helped a bit.

I also just thought that it could be acid reflux. I mistook a lot of reflux for morning sickness, and when my ob gave me zantac in my 3rd pregnancy it helped dramatically.
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