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14 wks into pregnancy & struggle to drink water. makes me feel even more nauseous than i do already. use to drink 2ltrs before. any alternatives?
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Nausea in pregnancy: Although the "first trimester" is usually the time when "morning sickness" occurs, it may extend beyond this time in some individuals. See your OB physician, who may prescribe medication to ease the nausea or discomfort with drinking water and eating certain foods. Alternatively, fluids like "Gatorade" contain electrolytes and are more palatable than just water to drink.
Answered 1/2/2019
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