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depressed during 1st trimester?
- Thread starter 1stimemum
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yes quite normal, you have to try and arm yourself with several remedies because one day might work with one remedy and the next day not! Burning spearmint oils are meant to work (NOT essential oils on skin - this is dangerous whilst pregnant). There's acupressure wrist bands, acupuncture, saltine crackers, green apples, warm sweet tea, sour candies, vitamin B6, keeping yourself colder rather than warm, orange or lemon icy-poles, some people really like fatty foods like french fries...try everything and then rotate all the remedies that work.
yes saltines are a good standby for me.
for anyone out there who has used acupuncture, how long does the relief last? I've called a few places, Vitality and Troy Sing and frankly $900 per session is just too much to pay for me.
I've found one place, QCMC quality chinese medical in central thats about half the price. Has anyone tried them?
for anyone out there who has used acupuncture, how long does the relief last? I've called a few places, Vitality and Troy Sing and frankly $900 per session is just too much to pay for me.
I've found one place, QCMC quality chinese medical in central thats about half the price. Has anyone tried them?
wanted to share my experience. i went to quality medical today, was so desperate, couldnt wait for any recommendations/refrerals.
www.qcmchk.com and am so glad i did.
Its eased alot of my nausea and I do feel much better even though I wont say I'm back to my old self. Would definitely recommend it to anyone suffering out there, at least its one more option.
only catch is they only speak cantonese/ mandarin bring someone along.
Everyone here has been so forthcoming with their advice, thank u again!
www.qcmchk.com and am so glad i did.
Its eased alot of my nausea and I do feel much better even though I wont say I'm back to my old self. Would definitely recommend it to anyone suffering out there, at least its one more option.
only catch is they only speak cantonese/ mandarin bring someone along.
Everyone here has been so forthcoming with their advice, thank u again!
Glad to hear the accupuncture helped you. A good day really lifts yours spirits so I hope it continues.
Possibly another option. Has anyone tried the MorningWell CD? I don't know if you can buy it in HK but you can probably order it online or if you have a relative in the UK to mail it to you. It claims to be effective in 90% of morning sickness cases.
Had I known about it 6 weeks ago, I would have definitely bought it. It costs equivalent to about HK$200-250 so not too expensive.
Possibly another option. Has anyone tried the MorningWell CD? I don't know if you can buy it in HK but you can probably order it online or if you have a relative in the UK to mail it to you. It claims to be effective in 90% of morning sickness cases.
Had I known about it 6 weeks ago, I would have definitely bought it. It costs equivalent to about HK$200-250 so not too expensive.
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