Morning Sickness & Nausea Busters
Created with Dr Anna Cantlay, GP
We know the first trimester can be an exciting and joyful time, but let's be real—it can also come with a not-so-pleasant guest: morning sickness.
For some this can manifest as a feeling of general nausea or wanting to throw up, but others may experience vomiting. Let's just say, the name "morning sickness" doesn't quite do it justice, because it can strike at any time of the day, often peaking first thing in the morning. Nausea and vomiting of pregnancy is a common condition and usually settles by 12-14 weeks of pregnancy.
So, we're here to help you tackle those waves of nausea and keep your pregnancy on track with some tried-and-true nausea busters that every expecting mother should know. Let’s dive in!
NEMI Teas
Peppermint Tea 15 Teabags
