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I took the morning after pill on tuesday and have been suffering from nausea since. help?
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To reduce nausea: Probably the simplest way to reduce nausea is with ginger. You can drink slightly flattened ginger ale or nibble on crystallized ginger. Or pour boiling water over freshly sliced organ ginger & steep x 5 min in a covered pot. Sip.
Answered 9/28/2016
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