Re: NATURAL NAUSEA REMIDIES

[Guest guest]

I think the dry-heaving is worse than bringing something up. Sometimes I

used to sleep on the bathroom floor, because it just wasn't worth it to

drag myself from the bed to the bathroom several times a night (or day).

cyn

At 06:14 PM 8/9/2004 -0700, Tarvin wrote:

>I lucked out in that regard. I had nasuea for a month

>or two and one full day of dry heaving. But really

>nothing bad.

>

>Except when I tried to eat Mexican food. That didn't

>go over with my fetus son..... very bad.

cyn

clmerritt@...

" Not bad for my first time with a gun. I shot that sucker right in the gumpy. "

-J. Evaovich

[Guest guest]

Ugh! After I heaved up the lining to my stomach I started bringing up stuff

from my intestines. THAT was really nasty. And Gross. My esophagus was

bleeding as well, which scared me. They tried me on all kinds of

anti-nauseants, and Bendectine and Donnatol (a barbiturate) were the only

things that allowed me to eat a meal. At least once a month I'd end up in

the hospital and they'd give me fluids by IV, and keep me a couple of days

until I could eat without barfing. I'd feel okay for a while, but couldn't

walk far. My ears used to pop all the time, and I'd have to make yawning

motions to unpop them. I hated that. Going to the grocery store was a major

pain, I'd walk all hunched over from the nausea and hang onto the shopping

cart for all I was worth. Then after getting home I'd collapse in bed for

several hours, until I was strong enough to put all the groceries away.

cyn

At 06:35 PM 8/9/2004 -0700, Tarvin wrote:

>I have done that several times myself.

>

>But I did find something worse than dry-heaving. And

>that is when you start throwing up stomach acid.

>

>Been there, done that (usually when I have had too

>much caffiene or am VERY sick), and VERY BAD!!!!

cyn

clmerritt@...

" Not bad for my first time with a gun. I shot that sucker right in the gumpy. "

-J. Evaovich

[Guest guest]

PS....Have you tried Emmetrol? It's an OTC anti-nausea medicine

that you can buy at the pharmacy. It doesn't taste all that great,

but it works pretty well.

Jen

[Guest guest]

It never worked for me, and Phenergan actually makes my nausea worse. Plus,

it gives me restless let syndrome.

cyn

At 02:20 AM 8/10/2004 +0000, Jen wrote:

>PS....Have you tried Emmetrol? It's an OTC anti-nausea medicine

>that you can buy at the pharmacy. It doesn't taste all that great,

>but it works pretty well.

cyn

clmerritt@...

" Not bad for my first time with a gun. I shot that sucker right in the gumpy. "

-J. Evaovich

[Guest guest]

<hahaha! Yes, he is a keeper if you can barf on his feet and he's

okay!>

Since I saw the thread with nausea, barfing and nautral remedies, I

thought I'd share what I go in my mail today. I know this mentions

ginger and that was previously talked about, but it has some other

interesting facts about ginger also.

hugs,

Sundra

<Ginger — An Herb That's Good for Many Ailments

By Dr. Cherry

The same spice we loved in gingerbread as children (and even as

adults!)

has proven to be good therapy for many ailments. In capsule form,

ginger

has been used for circulatory problems, dizziness, nausea,

indigestion

and ringing in the ears. It actually stimulates and improves

digestive

function.

Ginger also combats motion sickness very effectively. In fact,

ancient

Chinese sailors chewed gingerroot to prevent seasickness; and in one

study, Swedish Navy researchers tested it on 80 naval cadets in heavy

seas. Compared with the sailors who took a placebo (an inactive

substance), the group taking ginger experienced 72 percent less

seasickness.>