Pregnancy Pops

You may also see them advertised as Preggie Pops or Queasy Drops. These help to ease nausea with

• natural ingredients that have a history of helping quell that queasy feeling
• the steady, slow swallowing doesn’t assult your stomach

The flavors you want to try are

Ginger - ginger root has been used by women worldwide for relief of morning sickness. Ginger root is not a naturally sweet root however, and you have to do something to it first, like boil it in water to make a tea, to use the root.

Mints - natural peppermint or spearmint are also often used by women to stop the feeling of nausea.

Sour Fruits - some women crave something tangy or sour like lemon to combat a queasy stomach.

Accupressure bands

You might see these advertised as biobands, sea bands, or other names.

The idea behind the band is based on the ancient Chinese principle of acupressure – effectively acupuncture without needles! Accupressure is a safe, drug-free, effective way to prevent and ease the nausea associated with morning sickness.The band is snug–not tight–and has a plastic node on it. You put the band on your wrists with the node on the inside. The band and node are applying continuous pressure on a particular point on the wrist (the P6 or Nei-Kuan point). It takes 4-5 minutes to become effective and continues to be effective as long as it is worn

Ginger Candy

This is another quick and natural way to overcome your nausea. Candy made with real ginger (not flavoring, which is why most ginger ales won’t work) is a tasty way to taking in ginger, without drinking tea (and going to the bathroom) all day.

The Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology reports  that ginger may reduce vomiting in almost 63 percent of pregnant women without the side effects associated with perscription anti-nausea drug (like Dramamine) and doesn’t have any negative effects on your pregnancy.