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goodtoknow says: Morning sickness is a classic and extremely common symptom of early pregnancy, but it doesn't just happen in the morning and you're not always sick! However, you will feel queasy and hate the smell of certain food and drink. Most women find their symptoms disappear or ease considerably after 12 weeks. Meanwhile, try nibbling dry crackers, ginger biscuits and eat small, frequent meals. Acupressure wristbands from the chemist may help too, so can sniffing a lemon. See your GP if your sickness is severe.
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