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Third Trimester Nausea and Vomiting

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  • 15-05-2018 12:50am
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    Mystery Egg
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    I had some nausea and vomiting in the first trimester but nothing major. Mostly in the mornings, and not every day. I got off pretty light.

    However now at 31 weeks I'm getting night time nausea, around bed time, each night. I just vomited about 6 times there. No other symptoms at all and feel fine (if exhausted) after.

    Anyone else suffering this/suffered it in the past? I can't do the crackers/banana/ginger ale thing because I've got gestational diabetes, so any other tips welcome.


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    catrionanic
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    I had awful nausea for the first 20 weeks on my first, which came back in the last 8 weeks or so or pregnancy but wasn’t constant. I think it is quite common.

    The only things I ever found that took the edge off a little were sucking on hard boiled sweets and drinking ice cold water or cordials.


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    mirrorwall14
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    Is it heartburn related? I ended up on lanzoprozole in third trimester because heartburn was so bad it was making me throw up/nauseous constantly


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    Mystery Egg
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    mirrorwall14 wrote: »
    Is it heartburn related? I ended up on lanzoprozole in third trimester because heartburn was so bad it was making me throw up/nauseous constantly

    I do have heartburn but it seems to be a separate issue.

    Glad I'm not alone anyway!


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