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I am so sorry @Pennylainne. I hope it passes quickly for you. I have heard ginger is supposed to help so I bought a ginger lemon tea to drink when I start to feel nauseous. I don't know much about them, but my sister had some wristbands she wore that were specifically designed for morning sickness. They seemed to help her.

The only thing that worked for me was a combination of 3 prescription anti-nausea meds. I tried every different combination of food/beverage tricks you could imagine, but nothing other than the meds did anything for me.

Try Sea(psi)bands.. I had ginger ale every morning too.

I tried every single natural remedy, and nothing worked. My doctor ended up prescribing Zofran for me, and that kept me from throwing up, although it didn't cure the nausea. Some non prescription things that helped a little bit were drinking hot herbal tea and flavored juiced. Water made me want to gag. Also I kept a ton of lemon candies and mints with me at all times. Sucking on one of those worked pretty well as a last resort.

I really hope your morning sickness passes quickly. It's pretty miserable.

Talk to your doctor if you haven't already. They see this all the time and should have suggestions to help you.

Prescription anti nausea meds were the only thing that really helped me. Everything else I tried helped a bit, but didn't stop me from throwing up multiple times a day. Even on anti nausea meds I would still throw up a couple times a week, but I felt so much better and it was much easier to function at work and keep my pregnancy a secret.

I tried preggie pops but didn't like them at all. I liked the Gin Gin ginger candies and that helped a little bit. I ate very bland foods, which also helped a little bit.

I thought it would never pass, but then one day I started feeling a bit better. A week later morning sickness was all but gone.

Oh you poor thing! This part of pregnancy is no fun! For me, it varied by week during my morning sickness. At first crackers (saltines). Then bagels seemed to help. I sucked on jaw breakers and lemon drops. And toast helped. Sometime I'd have toast for breakfast and toast for dinner.

Gingerale helped a bit, and so did sprite. I think it was more just the bubbles.

It wasn't so bad that I needed meds but check with your doctor. My doctor said to eat WHATEVER made me feel better and not worry about nutrition at that point.

Oh, and gatorade! I got to the point where water made me feel nauseous, so I drank gatorade. (And, grossness aside, it doesn't taste bad coming back up!)

And the absolute MOST HELPFUL thing for me for my nausea was POPSICLES. I don't know why, but the coolness really seemed to help. I'd have a popsicle before I ate anything. Sometimes two in a row. My doc suggested them, and it really worked for me.

Lime popsicles worked great for me. I pretty much lived on those and popcorn with a ton of salt.

I also seem to get really nauseous and pukey on an empty stomach. If my stomach's empty, I get that icky, gaggy pukey feeling. If you don't like Gatorade, try coconut water. It has less sugar than Gatorade. I tend to drink it when I have bouts of diarrhea to rehydrate quickly.

My morning sickness kind of comes in waves. I can still smell everything and gag at random smells. If my stomach's empty or too full, I feel gross. Water on top of a meal tends to make me nauseous.