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Nausea Question- Just curious?
So my husband works at a cancer hospital and they have patients smell isopropyl alcohol wipes to deal with nausea. It actually works. I couldn't find anything on the internet about this and pregnant woman. Obviously I will ask my doctor if it's ok but does anyone know if this is ok for pregnant woman to do? Just curious! This is my third pregnancy and I am 7 weeks! Nausea and throwing up have just started... I usually end up on zofran and phenigrin and I still throw up all day.
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I definitely ask the doc about the alcohol wipes.
One of the best cures I've found for nausea is ginger. My favorite brand is GinGins. You can use ginger in a tea form, or eat/suck on crystallized ginger. Lots of people say Ginger ale is good as well, but I've never tried it.
- ?Lv 45 years ago
My first was once a lady, and I had horrible morning ailment establishing at approximately four or five weeks. It lasted till approximately thirteen or 14 weeks. I'm now pregnant with a boy, and I relatively did not have so much morning ailment in any respect.
- Kelly-AnneLv 51 decade ago
I found that "Wet ones" helped me whenever I felt nauseous through my morning sickness. I would kick a fresh lemon scented wipe under my nostrils for hoursss! It did help on some occasions. I'd advise you to speak with your doctor before sniffing anything intoxicating like ethanol. Good luck!!
- 1 decade ago
It won't hurt you none and could only benefit -
Let me know if it in fact works!
I went through Chemo and Radiation treatment and this is the first I've heard of this - interesting
