How to Stop Morning Sickness

Morning sickness is the feeling of nausea and vomitting that many women feel during pregnancy. The name is a little misleading because the sickness can happen at any time of the day. Some statistics show that it is more prevalent during the first pregnancy but some women actually experience morning sickness worse with each pregnancy. The most common time to start is in the first 4 to 6 weeks of the pregnancy and will usually end by the 16th week. This can make for a very misserable 2 or 3 months and that is why you need to know how to stop morning sickness quickly.

There are a few things you can do related to your diet to try to reduce the severity of your nausea morning sickness that I will list below. The best thing you can do to stop your sickness is to download this great guide to end morning sickness.

• Odor can play a large roll in triggering morning sickness so stick with foods that don't have a strong odor.


• Low blood sugar levels may trigger nausea. Eating lots of protein with each meal can help stabilize this. A high protein snack before bed can help you avoid a blood sugar dip in the morning that could trigger morning sickness.


• Eat lots of small meals instead of a few large meals.


• Avoid spicy and acidic foods which could trigger nausea.


• Make sure you stay hydrated by drinking lots of fluids throughout the day.


• Take all your recommended prenatal vitamins.


• Ginger, Vitamin B6, and mint have helped some women with their morning sickness.

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