Im 7 weeks and the nausea is killing me, my mom keeps telling me to take adrak in tea or just chew a small piece. But i wasnt sure if too much ginger is ok this early na. Anyone took it for morning sickness?
I understand how precious this pregnancy is and how we double check everything. Personally, I avoided ginger in large amounts just to be extra safe after my previous loss. If you feel even a little uneasy, please consult your doctor before trying anything.
Dear, ginger is a classic Indian home remedy for early pregnancy nausea. Just use a little bit in your daily chai or food. If you ever feel sharp cramps or spotting, stop everything and call your gynac right away.
Haha this question brings back so many memories! My toddler is 2 now, but back then I was also terrified of eating even a bit of adrak. Trust me, normal amount of ginger in your daily dal and sabzi is totally safe, just relax and enjoy this phase.
Scientifically, a small amount of ginger (like 1 gram a day) is great for nausea. Just don't go overboard with raw ginger shots or anything. If the nausea gets out of hand, ask your doctor for safe pregnancy-safe anti-vomiting tablets instead of self-treating.
When I had doubts about my diet, I directly called my coordinator at Max Hospital. My doctor told me mild ginger in food is completely safe, but avoid concentrated ginger supplements. Better to confirm with your own hospital staff to be 100% sure.
Aww sweetie, I know everything feels so scary right now in early pregnancy. Don't worry, a little bit of adrak in your tea is absolutely fine and actually helps. Just trust your body and take it easy, you are doing great!
Oh god, early morning sickness was the worst phase for me! I used to suck on a small piece of ginger or have adrak chai, and it actually helped a lot. Keep some ginger candies handy, they really save the day.
Honestly, I used to put adrak in everything to stop the throwing up, and now I'm using it to stay awake with my newborn! It's perfectly safe in your tea, so go ahead. Just don't drink like ten cups a day!
For normal morning sickness, a tiny bit of ginger tea is really a lifesaver. But if you have severe vomiting or feel too weak, don't rely on home remedies. Go see your gynac immediately.
I had ginger juice with warm water in the morning to stay active, but check with your doctor first. I also continued my prenatal yoga and light walks, which helped my digestion. Do whatever physical activity you enjoy, but only if your gynac has cleared you!
During my first trimester, ginger tea was my only relief before my C-section delivery later on. Just don't take too much of it. Take care of your diet and rest as much as you can right now.
