remedy's for morning sickness?
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saltine crackers (esp. eat a cracker before you sit up in bed)\nstay hydrated however you can (no caffeine)\nginger ale\nCinnamon toast\napplesauce\ntake prenatals before bed, or ask doc about switching to Flintstones (iron in prenatals can make you nauseous)\nTums (ask doc)\nPlain foods eaten in small amounts and slowly.
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Hot tea with lemon and honey....Also try eatting some chewable vitimin C's.  They will help build up your imune system.  Feel better.
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B.R.A.T. diet (breads, rice, applesauce, teas) and phenergan if you are feeling nausea. if it is more than three days and your running a low grade temp; see your Doc to R/O a more serious Dx.
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Gatorade! It works wonders. It's easier on the stomach than water, plus it replaces electrolytes. Get the old style, not the new sugary ones. Any broth, ginger/grn tea (you can get fresh ginger in the produce section in jars by the minced garlic) 1/8 tsp to 1 tea bag. After steeping, add small amount of honey to taste. There's rice made with broth; use twice as much broth instead of water (1/2 cp rice to 2 cps broth), add salt, parsley (if you have it) & ginger. Tastes great. BRAT- bananas, rice, applesause, toast. The main thing is not to eat for a couple hours after vomiting; then, eat or drink small amounts until you know that your done.
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Gravol always worked for me.  Also, try to ride in the front seat and don't ever ride facing backwards.  Pull over before you vomit and use the ditch instead.
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Drink Ensure, and drink plenty of water.\n\nVirtually ANYTHING can be blenderized, or you can do warm baby foods through a straw.  Baby cereal or Cream of Wheat is really easy to digest and you can add as much liquid as you need to get it the consistency you want.
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Zicam has always worked wonders for me. The trick is to take at soon as you start getting sick.
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Folk\nAnise seed (for infants) Pour a cupful of boiling water over a teaspoonful of anise seeds; steep; give the baby one or two teaspoonsful. It often cures immediately. Nursing the baby will frequently stop the hiccups, too.\n\nApple cider vinegar Slowly sip a glass of warm water mixed with one teaspoon of vinegar. Works better when the water is drunk from the far side of the glass.\n\nBaking soda (bicarbonate of soda) Mix two teaspoonsful of baking soda, two teaspoonsful of aromatic spirits of ammonia with four ounces of peppermint water. Dose: one tablespoonful; repeat if necessary.\n\nBreathing Breathe into a small paper bag that is tightly pressed around your mouth. Or try spreading your arms out like a "T" and take a very deep breath. Repeat several times. Or try taking a deep breath and holding it as long as you can.\n\nChamomile Put 1 drop of chamomile essential oil in a brown paper bag; hold bag over nose and mouth; breathe in and out slowly and deeply through the nose.\n\nCamphor Mix three drops of spirits of Camphor in half a glassful of water and drink.\n\nCollar bones Put strong pressure on the collar bones.\n\nHoney Take a teaspoon of honey.\n\nIce  Eat or suck on a piece of ice. \n\nLemon Mix the juice of one lemon in half a glass of water; drink; repeat if the first drink didn't stop the hiccups.\n\nLemon/salt Put a teaspoonful of salt on half a lemon and then suck the juice out of the lemon.\n\nLemon/bitters Eat a slice of lemon which has been soaked in angostura bitters.\n\nOrange Drink the juice from 1/2 an orange.\n\nPeanut butter Eat 1 teaspoon of peanut butter.\n\nPepper, red Pour a half pint of boiling water over a quarter of a red pepper; steep; drink a wineglassful. If no red pepper is available, use five drops of tincture of Capsicum in a tablespoonful of water.\n\nPineapple juice Take a few rapid swallows of canned pineapple juice. Repeat hourly if necessary.\n\nSugar Cure hiccups by placing a teaspoon of sugar on the tongue and washing it down with a glass of cold water. Another sugar remedy suggests swallowing it dry.\n\nSugar/lemon Soak a cube of sugar in fresh lemon juice and let it dissolve in your mouth.\n\nTartar, cream of Add 1/3 teaspoon  of cream of tartar to 8 oz. of warm water; drink 2 tablespoons at a time on an empty stomach.\n\nWater Drinking water in various fashions has been an age-old cure. Here are several variations. Plug your ears and drink a glass of ice cold water; or slowly sip a cup of warm water; sip a cup of warm water with honey in it. For infants:  hiccups usually disappear in 5-10 minutes. If hiccups do not disappear, give the baby a bottle of sugar water. Mix one-quarter teaspoon of sugar with four ounces of water.\n\nPlay "hear no evil." Some doctors recommend that you put your fingers in your ears - and not because they don't want you to hear yourself hiccop. It seems that branches of the vagus nerve also reach into the suditory system, and by stimulating the nerver endings there, the vagus nerve goes into action. Of course, other doctors insist that you should never put anything smaller than you elbow in you ear in order to avoid irritating or damaging the ear canal. So if you do decide to try this hiccup reliever, be gentle, and don't stick your fingers too far into your ears.
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I'd try some tea with honey. Good luck =)
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drinking some sprite and eating a few crackers always seems to help me.  I have heard that sucking on a fresh cut lemon helps some also (i've never tried that one).  What really really works well....is if you have a family doctor, try to get him/her to call you out a prescription for "phenergen"...it's an anti-nausea medication and if you're vomiting to the point you can't hold anything down...it also comes in suppository form...good luck!
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I usually spend 24 hours a day for 9 months with "pregnancy sickness."  \n\nMorning sickness is a misnomer.  I think it was named by someone who had never been pregnant.  \n\nIf you are suffering with it, drink something salty.  Salted water or V8 juice is good.  (I'm living on salty lemon water now.)  Try to avoid sugary foods and high-odor foods (although most things have a much stronger smell to a pregnant woman than to someone who isn't.)&#92;\n\nEat frequent small meals...like some almonds or jerky and a half an apple to keep your natural sugars stable.  Eat good regular meals, too.
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First of all, you need to solve your immediate problem- nausea and vomiting.  \n1. Take an over-the-counter anti-nausea medicine.  \n2. Drink water- but drink water at room temperature and in small sips.  Drinking water that is too hot or too cold will probably shock your otherwise weak stomach.  Also, drinking water with big gulps may also shock/upset your stomach.\n3. Eat food that is easy to digest.  Re: Simple carbohydrates- such as white pasta, crackers and white bread.  \n\nAlso, I found a cool article on hot cure hangovers -it has advice on more things than nausea...\nhttp://wehow.ehow.com/how_2003075_cure-hangover.html
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Check out www.myhomeremedies.com.  Or try organic peppermint oil or licorice.  Not the sugared products.  Hopefully that will settle your stomach.
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get plenty of rest and drink lots of fluids. you want your body to be able to work hard on flushing out what made you sick
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Definitely ginger tea and saltines.  Drinking a cup of chicken boullion tends to help me with an upset stomach.
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It depends what the cause of it is.  It could be your ears, tiredness, or a more severe problem.  Go to the doctor.  In the meantime, fennel, peppermint or rooibos tea can help with nausea.
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until your tummy is feeling better,stick to a diet of pureed cooked veggies in the blender,applesauce,smoothies and soups.Ginger tea,peppermint tea and peppermint capsules soothe the tummy.Ginger helps the vomiting.Make sure you are getting plenty of fluids and electrolytes,use an electrolyte inhanced water "not sugar laden gatorade" l-glutamine will soothe your gut,and cooked rice cereal or rice powder will help bulk up your stool,as will bananas. Hope you feel better real soon!