What Helps Pregnancy Nausea?
Finding out that you were pregnant was such an exciting experience. First there was the late period, and then the self-test followed by your doctor’s confirmation, and then Mother Nature’s verification with the first signs of morning sickness. Like most new mothers to be, even the start of morning sickness was exciting, sharing the news with friends who had already been there and basking in the glow of their knowing smiles. You had become an official member of the club, and felt pretty good about it. Now, weeks later, not so much. The initial thrill wears off quickly, and morning sickness becomes an annoying burden from which mothers-to-be wish to be freed. For most women, the experience begins around the fourth week with feelings of nausea soon after rising in the morning. The nausea does not always lead to vomiting, but the potential is imminent. Knowing that the symptoms usually last no longer than the end of the first trimester, offers little comfort, and remedies to provide tempor
