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Heartburn 3rd Trimester
Tips for pregnant women?
It would be nice to see what other women did throughout their pregnancies to get through them!
Heres ones I've gotten from other women and found out for myself
1. This one I just found out tonite from another mommy to be. Lotion in the fridge. It cools you down and soothes itchy skin
2. Lemon water is a natural diuretic (to relieve fluid retention!)
3. Peppermints help stave off heartburn when you don't have antacids. But always keep your antacids next to your bed when your sleeping with a glass of water.
4. When sending out invites to your baby shower let people know that their name will be entered into a drawing to win a gift card if they use the registery(that way more people will use the registery!)
5. Chewing gum is supposed to help nausea also. And peppermints or peppermint tea.
Any other women have some tips? Any little thing can help. Some women said to snack also in the first trimester because it helps with nausea.
never talk to a man about it.. I'm serious.
Vomiting During Late Pregnancy
A woman's body changes when she is pregnant and in the last trimester because the baby is much bigger the mother may experience discomforts such as nausea, heartburn and vomiting during pregnancy. Because of the baby's size there isn't as much room in the mothers stomach for too much food but she should still ensure that she is eating because both her and her baby need the nutrients to maintain health. The mother should eat small meals and can try sitting in different positions to stop the pressure on the stomach which in turn will help to keep then nausea away.
If there is any pain or severe vomiting in the 3rd trimester then it needs to be checked out by a doctor because the cause may be a virus or some other illness. You will need to inform the doctor if you have been taking or doing anything to alleviate your vomiting.
Adequate consumption of water is very important during pregnancy. If you are vomiting a lot and are unable to keep water down then you should seek your doctor without delay. Inadequate water may cause dehydration and early labor. Severe morning sickness is known as Hyperemesis Gravidarum. Women who suffer from this condition experience severe nausea and vomiting constantly for the full term of their pregnancy right up to the day of the baby's birth.
This is a serious condition and the mother is at risk of becoming dehydrated, losing weight, unable to eat and provide the baby and herself with much need nutrients. The mother is unable to pursue normal daily activities. This in turn impacts on her baby. Her baby can become malnourished and dehydrated too and there is a risk of developing diabetes or heart disease later on in life. Because of all these risks, women experiencing Hyperemesis Gravidarum may need to be hospitalized for treatment. You need to seek medical treatment without delay.
About the Author
Gail Kaye suffered severe morning sickness during her pregnancy. She is now using her experience and knowledge to help other women with their morning sickness symptoms. For more information on vomiting during pregnancy visit her website at http://morningsicknessnausea.com
