How did you do your ginger tea? I took a full root, soaked it in water in the fridge, cut off three slices, poured half the cup full with water from the soak and half from the faucet, nuked for a good minute and a half, and added a touch of lemon until the lemon started irritating my stomach.

Other than that, I found the ONLY thing that *actually* helped was waking up and eating when my body wanted to (usually around five in the morning) and then staying up, and eating just about every two hours. I never thought I'd get a nauseous feeling that could only be helped by eating, seems so back asswards, but that's really the only thing that helped - not sleeping in and eating at the very first sign of hunger.

Good luck!!!

PS I heard toast helped a lot of girls but I didn't do too much toast. Keep in mind it probably won't last the whole pregnancy. I haven't puked in over a week! (hope I didn't just jinx that...) I'm coming into my second trimester ^_^

Peppermint life savers worked for me!

You can try ginger as a supplement (ask dr. first). I always kept some saltine crackers with me and I had luck with gingerale or 7 UP.

Should get better in the next month.

saltine crackers before getting out of bed and Zofran

lots of crackers and hard candies.

I would stay clear of any herbal supplements, unfortunately they can do harm. I've always been HUGE supplement guru, but they're a big no-no when you are pregnant! Girls I know tried to tell me what made them "feel better" from morning sickness and the worst thing I ever did was try them! One friend told me that ice cold lemonade helped her and it never made me sicker! It's so horrible I know trust me, I suffered all day everyday. I would probably throw up @ 10x a day...it seems like a lot but I couldn't even keep a sip of water down. The only thing to do is to ride it out. I'm in my 14th week and the second trimester is bringing a little relief. Good luck!

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I just bought the ginger tea bags at the store. Someone at work told me I should get the root and boil it. Maybe that is the next thing to try. As with my previous pregnancy, I get queasy but never throw up.

Thanks everyone for the advice. I got at least another month of this...

So far I've also had nausea but no vomiting... and I've also discovered that an empty stomach always makes it worse. The trick is figuring out what to eat when I already feel nauseus! I seem to have more food aversions than cravings at the moment!

My doctor also recommended using Seabands (usually used for motion sickness) but I haven't tried it yet.

for me what works is never letting my tummy get empty. im one of those unfortunate people that still has "all day and night" sickness. I eat six small meals a day and grapes or a smoothie at night. as long as my stomach isnt empty it helps. i know, the last thing you want to do is eat when your feeling sick, but it does work.

For me, cinnamon gum has helped. My doctor actually suggested it. I have also switched to toddler toothpaste.

for me what worked was NOT letting myself get hungry. If I got hungry I would start to heave. My DH would bring me food as he woke me up in the morning. So I would eat before I even left the bed. That helped a lot in the morning and then I was sure to snack throughout the day.