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Nausea is extremely common during pregnancy. It is also known as Morning sickness. The good news is that nausea caused by pregnancy typically will end sometime during the first trimester, even before the second trimester begins. Having said that, the fact remains that every woman is different. In fact, every pregnancy tends to be different, even for subsequent pregnancies for the same woman. There have been women who have experienced nausea not only during the first trimester and during the second trimester, but even into and all the way through the third trimester. In some cases, if your nausea persists into the second trimester, it can indicate a problem that isn’t directly related to pregnancy. For example, many women become nauseous due to the iron content in prenatal vitamins. For others, nausea can just be a sign of dehydration. If you can identify what exactly is causing your nausea during the second trimester, you will have much better luck at combating it.
A friend of mine swore by lemons to combat her nausea. She literally surrounded herself with lemons -- had lemon candy in her bag, only drank water with lemon slices (apparently plain water made her sick) and even lit lemon-scented candles in her room. She used lemon essential oils as well, dabbing a drop on a handkerchief and sniffing on it whenever she felt the wave of nausea coming along.
I drink bubbly/sparkling/carbonated water whenever I get nauseated and I find it helps because whenever the weird feeling hits me, I find that burping helps. You can drink soda too but that's not too good to take everyday if you're pregnant so bubbly/sparkling water is a better option.
I also somehow find drinking carbonated or sparkling drinks helped me fight that nauseous feeling too.
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