How to Stop Vomiting While Pregnant

Do you know how to stop vomiting while pregnant?

I can advise you on how to stop vomiting, but I don't have much advice about pregnancy. At least not first hand knowledge.

I hate morning sickness.

At least you have a lot of company. Around two thirds of all women develop morning sickness.

If it continues at this rate, it will be dangerous.

First, find out what your triggers are. If possible, remove them.

I can throw out all the tuna and steak out in the trash, but I can't make everyone else stop making coffee.

You might want to remove the caffeine and other acidic drinks in your diet, to reduce the acid buildup and risk of vomiting.

I vomit water first thing in the morning, so it isn't what I'm drinking.

You might want to get in the habit of drinking a few swallows of water every time you wake up in the middle of the night to pee. Then you stay hydrated, and the stomach acid will be less concentrated in the morning.

That may help with dehydration, but it will still taste awful.

You could take ginger tablets and other natural nausea remedies.

Then I end up with a hot, bitter aftertaste when I throw up.

Try Sea-bands, those sea sickness pressure bands. They are all natural and drug free.

I had never heard of that solution.

You might ask the doctor if you could take Tums or another antacid to lessen acid buildup, since acid buildup increases the odds of throwing up.

I think the triggers are more important.

You should also drink more water and other hydrating beverages in the afternoon and evening to prevent dehydration.

I already pig out each night to offset what I threw up in the morning.

Brush your teeth after every offering to the porcelain god. That acid can eat into your teeth and, in worst case scenarios, cause you to lose your front teeth.

That's worse than the inflated-deflated look after having a baby.