Nausea, what's safe to take?

Question

I haven't had my first dr appointment since finding out I was pregnant. I'm now 8 weeks and my appointment isn't for 3 more weeks. What's safe to take to help with nausea?! I've read the pepto isn't good (at least in the later trimester).

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Sleep it off girl it's the best thing and of course keeping hydrated!! I used to eat fruit when I felt really sick and it would help x

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I can’t remember what it’s called but my doctor actually prescribed me a pill and it was wonderful. I’d ask about it

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Unisom that contains doxylamine (not diphenhydramine).  It not only relieves nausea & vomiting and helps with sleep.  Used in pregnancy a lot.  Only take 12.5mg no more than four times a day. My cousin is a doctor and told me this and I asked 3 pharmacist as well and they said it’s totally safe. It’s been a life saver to me!

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I take diclegis and have been taking it since I was 6 weeks pregnant and now I'm 34 weeks. It's strictly for pregnant women and so blessed for that pill. It saved my baby. I was on bed rest and always in the hospital for how bad my vomiting was.

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I had hyperemesis and what helped me were almonds and lemon water. I would keep an almond in my mouth at all times. The nut is high in vitamin B6 which helps with nausea. You could also buy vitamin b6 to take in addition to your prenatal but call your dr or nurse first.

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Ginger, crackers, lemon or peppermint candy.

Nausea, what's safe to take?

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