Guest guest Posted November 1, 2005 Report Share Posted November 1, 2005 Your a good man poncho, good advise ! Lily Re: Please help my nausea Hi , I'm sorry to hear of your nausia problems. I have had intermittent problems like that also. Just a brief list of suggestions. The idea is to get the GI tract calmed down and working as normal as possible and that can easily take days. 1 Be calm 2.Keep hydrated, water sips or ice, measure fluid intake and strive for at least 64 oz. daily 3. Aromas can be a major factor, totally minimize aromas, have someone else cook, stay away from the kitchen, keep the air fresh but don't use chemical odorizers. 4. try to eat small amounts of bland food, like 2 tbls rice at a time, eat frequently as possible 5. A taste of fresh ginger can really help. 6. Pressure on the inside of the wrist about 2 inches above the hand can help. 7. If nausiated, don't eat. 8. Don't travel, ride, or jiggle 9. Emphasize high fiber, a dry shredded wheat bisket is good 10. A little plain unflavored live culture yogert is good 11. if a little improvement is noticed, don't rush into a heavy schedule, slow and easy does it. And, a big setback isn't worth it. Once improvement is made very slowly introduce new more desireable foods in small amounts. Remember to keep the hydration and fiber high. Fresh fruit is good and apples are in season, oranges and grapefruit will be in season before you know it. Nuts in very small quantities may be good, like pecans and walnuts, and almonds, like 2-3 only at a time If something stays down an hour, it will likely be time to try somethong else. Remenber, The idea is to get the GI tract calmed down and working as normal as possible and that can easily take days. Best wishes, Poncho - GA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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