Nausea in pregnancy, or “morning sickness,” is a multifactorial issue that we CAN usually affect in a positive way – and today we outline the top contributing factors to what is unlovingly known as “morning sickness.” We discuss how, for most women, there is not one single reason that they feel nauseous during their pregnancy – and usually there are multiple pieces that all contribute a different amount to the overall experience – and what’s tough is that for each person, this will be individual. The best approach then, is to ensure that all of the factors to talk about today – blood sugar, hydration, histamine, sleep, and more – are in your awareness so you can work on them the best you can. Big hugs if you’re in the weeds with this, we really feel you.
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