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Jackiebelle

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Joined: 30 Dec 2003
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Location: CT

Nausea Posted: 12-30-03 20:59pm


Hi. I am 7 1/2 weeks pregnant and I am feeling nauseous all day long. I think it's mainly from hunger because every time I eat it goes away for about 10 minutes. But I get hungry right away and then feel nauseous again. Its almost as if I can't eat enough. Also sometimes when i'm really hungry i'll eat and then for no reason i'll feel nauseous then too. Has anyone else had it this bad? And do you know any way to make it go away??

Suzy

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Joined: 20 Sep 2003
Posts: 530

Posted: 12-31-03 08:22am


Lol jackie, I don't know of anything that makes morning sickness go away. I actually had a very similar experience to what you had. Accept with mine, when ever I felt sick I had a drink and I felt fine. Mine was kind of all day sickness, it would come on at anytime of the day.

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