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A member asked:
Im 18 wks pregnant, no more morning sickness. i get extremely nauseous if i don't get enough sleep though, why? how can i stop it when it's too late?
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Morning sickness: so sorry. try to eat saltines every two hours and drink small sips of water. please check in with your OB
Answered 3/9/2015
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