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These pass fews days I have been feeling very rough. I have been nauseated 24/7, I haven't been able to have go to the bathroom properly,(TMI: bowel movements have been nonexistent.) I have been having some cramping. Am I just being whiny and this is normal pregnancy life or can I get help with this issues by seeing my doctor? I'm going to call when they are open.

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It’s normal, but there are safe things that can provide relief, and you really do need to get your bowel movements back to something close to regular. That’s probably causing some (or all) of you pain.

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My ob told me to take unisom and b6. It helps a little. Its whats in diclegis. As far as being more regular. Try adding more fiber. You can take metamucil to help if needed and drink plenty of water if you can.

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My doctor prescribed me promethazine. I take it at night before bed and I have get a lot better during the day. I’m 4 days in and haven’t experienced nausea as bad as before.

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Try sea bands. They have helped me a ton with feeling sick 24/7. You can find them on amazon.

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I so feel you on the pooping 😫 I started drinking a glass of prune juice every day and now even though my poops take like 45 minutes and are little rabbit pellets at least they are happening (sorry tmi but we’re about to have lots of poop in our lives with a newborn so whatever). I’m also planning to call my doctor for something for nausea if it doesn’t get better.

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Normal. However you can always contact your doctor for something for the nausea and constipation.

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You’re probably more sensitive to the issues because you’re hormonal and pregnant, but your doctor could probably help too. Most doctors are prepared for hormonal whiny pregnant women 🙂
I’m dealing with all the same stuff. My poor husband.

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