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I’m a nurse, In all seriousness. Lick a finger and dip it in salt….then put it on your tongue and let it dissolve.
I use ginger chews. I've been taking 4 different antibiotics in succession to handle my lung infection and hydrochloroquine for Lupus plus multiple other meds and find that ginger water plus the chews work well.
Here are some dietary tips that may help manage nausea:
- Eat smaller, more frequent meals throughout the day
- Choose bland, easily digestible foods
- Stay hydrated with small sips of water or clear fluids
- Consider ginger tea or ginger supplements
- Avoid spicy, greasy, or heavily seasoned foods It's important to discuss Show Full Answer
Hey Ms Kathy 🏵️ I am Plagued by nausea. It's always been troublesome for me but in the last five years I really don't know if I've had any days without it. For me, I thought it was hormones, and some of it was, but I also have an impossible to kill pathogen living in my guts, it's called IMO, they're methanogens. Not bacteria, not fungi .. anyways, I have found prochlorperazine tablets (Rx) to be helpful, not always, but when it's really bad that's my go to.
On better days, yes, ginger etc etc etc.
Believe me- I've tried it.
Frankicense oil or lemon oil or vapo rub help too. I just inhale the smells.
Don't get cheap frankincense. It's nasty.
Hope you feel better ❣️
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I always try ice chips, peppermint oil, soda crackers, 7up, broth or tea. Hope you find something that helps.🤞💜🙏
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