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Shelly0069
Shelly0069

Hi all,

i really need some advice I'm struggling with really bad side effects of the peri, feeling very nausia's.

can anyone recommend what I'm best taking to at least reduce these symptoms?

BTW I DON'T drink tea or coffee so please don't recommend any herbal tea's 

is ther any foods that will help or anything over the counter?

im making an appoitment tomorrow to see a doctor to help me with something but in the meantime I'm struggling with this nausia and I'm at the point where I carnt face doing anything....I'm not eating much either!!.

i know it's a common peri symptom and Obviosly a lot of women are or have experienced this if u r one of them what have you taken to help ease this deliberating persistence?

thankyou for reading and again Thankyou if u can help me here?. Xx

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  • deborah_37796
    deborah_37796 Shelly0069

    Posted

    Hi Shelly , I can't advise you on any remedies that may help but I am suffering with food allergies that I've never had before and I'm as stresses as you. There are only a few things I can eat and I've lost more than a stone in 5 weeks. I really know how difficult it is for you too. I'm waiting to seen a specialist as I don't understand what is going on. I hope you get some good advice from your doctor tomorrow. We're all in the same boat ! 😘
  • debbie75601
    debbie75601 Shelly0069

    Posted

    The only things that have helped with my nausea are saltine crackers and Zofran. I have had nausea daily since January and have lost quite a bit of weight, finding it hard to eat. Nausea can be terribly debilitating. Hopefully you get some help from your doctor. Good luck, keep us posted please. 
  • deidra40034
    deidra40034 Shelly0069

    Posted

    Hi Shelly,  soda/soup crackers, or as we in the U.S. call them, Saltines, with small amounts of gingerale to wash them down.  Seems to be one of the best "home" remedies here.  smile
  • CCinCal
    CCinCal Shelly0069

    Posted

    I slice ginger and boil in water. I know that makes it in the tea category. Or ginger ale or ginger gum.

  • pinkcatfairy
    pinkcatfairy Shelly0069

    Posted

    I had a bout of nausea and caffeine didnt help but i know you said you dont have that, fatty foods gave me nausea, i think the increased reflux we experience causes the nausea and the hormone changes, i found water helped little sips here and there, not alot at one go as that can make the nausea worse, i think the water just keeps the digestion moving along. Ginger is supposed to be good for nausea too x
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