Friday, July 11, 2008

Morning Sickness And Natural Morning Sickness Cures FAQ


If you are reading this, most probably you are pregnant! Hey... congratulations! By now, you would have already known that your pregnancy is causing your body to go through a lot of changes.

I have listed here the most Frequently Asked Questions on morning sickness and its naturalcures and remedies. I recommend natural remedies and the answers to these questions should give you an idea of what you are going through and how best to deal with it.

Q: What is morning sickness?

A: Morning Sickness is the common term used to describe the nausea that comes during the first trimester (three months) of pregnancy. It is known medically as "Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy" (NVP), and it happens at any time of the day. Although it occurs most commonly in the morning, for many pregnant women it can happen all day.

Q: Why do some women get morning sickness while others don't?

A: Studies have shown that the sickness affects 50-80% of pregnant women. And, there is no fool-proof explanation for the minority of women to be seemingly immune to this malady. Rest assured, we can say that it is perfectly normal to suffer from morning sickness, and likewise, if you never to experience it at all.

Note that some people theorize that having morning sickness increase the likelihood of a healthy baby and childbirth, however, studies on the matter have been inconclusive. There is no proof that a woman's morning sickness (or the apparent lack of it) will have any bearing on her child's well-being.


Q: Is there any way to completely rid myself of morning sickness?

A: There is probably no way for you to eliminate it entirely. The doctor may prescribe drugs to stop the symptoms but not entirely. I fully recommend and suggest natural remedies which you can check out.

Q: Can prescribed drugs harm the baby? I don't feel comfortable on heavy medication. Are natural cures be an alternative and reliable relief?

A: Yes. In fact, statistics show that the majority of pregnant women use natural remedies to relieve symptoms.

Q: How do I use natural morning sickness cures?

A: Natural remedies can be used one at a time or as a mix which you can find which works best for you. Unlike medication, you cannot take different medications all at one time.

These may be just a few of the questions on your mind, but these answers should cover your most general queries. Now would be the best time to look for natural morning sickness cures before you once again fall victim to its symptoms.

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Bad Morning Sickness?



Morning sickness symptoms tend to begin before the sixth week of pregnancy and typically disappears by the fourteenth week, morning sickness is a misunderstood nausea which can affect up to seventy per cent of pregnant women. The symptoms of morning sickness are not serious but can be unpleasant, typical symptoms are vomiting, nausea, light-headedness, tiredness, fatigue, dizziness and weakness. The symptoms of morning sickness may be triggered off in some women by certain foods and odours, especially odours from food.


Women suffering from morning sickness should drink plenty of fluids, sipping water or sugary drinks can help, ginger tea or ginger beer is excellent at reducing nausea. In fact ginger has good anti-emetic properties; some women find that taking ginger tablets or chewing crystallized ginger to be most beneficial. Eating small amounts of food often will help with morning sickness but try to drink fluids and eat food at separate times.


If you are planning on getting pregnant it may be wise to cut down on saturated fats in your diet, studies have shown that women who consumed high amounts of saturated fats from mainly meat and dairy products in the year before they got pregnant suffered more severely from morning sickness than those who had consume smaller amounts of saturated fats. The main vitamin that nutritional therapists recommend taking for morning sickness is vitamin B6. Some women suffering from morning sickness have also found that acupuncture to be most beneficial at relieving the symptoms.

The following supplements may help if you are suffering from Morning Sickness.

Ginger

Vitamin B6

Vitamin C

Vitamin K

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