Published on: 4/7/2025
Managing nausea during pregnancy often includes simple lifestyle changes like eating small, frequent meals, staying hydrated, and using remedies such as ginger and vitamin B6, along with guidance from your healthcare provider.
Many pregnant people experience nausea, and it can be hard to manage sometimes. One common method is to make small changes in your daily routine. For example, try eating small meals more often instead of three large ones. This may help keep your stomach settled. You can also snack on plain crackers or bread, especially in the morning or before getting out of bed. Drinking water or clear fluids throughout the day is important to stay hydrated. Some people find that ginger, whether in tea, ginger ale, or ginger candies, helps reduce nausea. Another option might be taking vitamin B6 supplements, but it is very important to talk with your healthcare provider before starting any supplements. Avoiding strong smells and foods that seem to trigger your nausea can also be very helpful. Lastly, make sure to rest when you feel unwell. These steps can often ease your nausea, helping you feel more comfortable during your pregnancy.
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