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Nausea

Does anyone have any suggestions for natural ways to stop nausea? I have a prescription medication I take each day, but it is not enough.

Any suggestions other than prescription medication?

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    Don't know about sleeved, but if you get some candied ginger and eat a piece it helps.

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    I was gonna say I tried all these meds but what wound up working for me was peppermint candies.. I eat them BEFORE I know I'm likely to get nauseous (i.e. I lay there and eat one before I get out of bed and only after it's down for a couple minutes do I try to get up.

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    What is your Fluid intake at this point? Many times it is dehydration that causes the nausea, dizziness, headaches and weakness.

    It is a vicious circle because when you are all of those things you certainly don't feel like drinking anything. The reality is if you sip sip sip constantly, it will actually help with the nausea.

    It takes a lot of liquid before you are no longer dehydrated and you have to keep up with it.

    It will get easier everyday once you get the hang of it.

    Could this be the cause of your nausea?

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    Peppermint tea works wonders for indigestion.

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    Ginger tea did wonders for me. Ginger is calming for nausea and you get fluids ????

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    Yes put fresh ground dries coffee into bowls &I put them around the house it stops nausea I promise

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