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Nausea

Anyone at 6/12 to 7 weeks feel nausea throughout day? Also tailbone pain? I dont want to take pills from hospital cause causes constipation really weird about that..Like to hear experience and what helped.

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I was given anti-nausea meds from my doctor for 30 days and I've had none at all 30 days out. And no tailbone pain.

tailbone pain is really common. Mine has gotten better (I think I've learned how to sit in a way that doesn't aggravate it as much), but I still use my coccyx pillows when I'm going to be sitting somewhere for a long time - like on a road trip (I'm retired now, but I used to have one on my office chair as well, since I sat at my desk most of the day)

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