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9 weeks pregnant

First time pregnant I am 9 weeks today .. I been feeling nauseous ever since I found out I was prego which was at 5 weeks . Barely a week an half I been vomiting , I get sooo HUNGRYYY but my body doesn't crave anything I know I can't do meats and nothing heavy when I feel super hungry because the feeling of throwing up is in me ... sometimes I can't even eat at all and when I do at the end of the night I throw up
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I'm two months next week some days I'm okay other day even after a drink I get sick the only thing that I can eat is coco pops and even after that I get hungry so have to eat something else but then I have to run toilet and I start panicking wen I get sick and I'm getting some cramps in my stomach and it's really sore I don't know if it's normal or what
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Do not eat big meals, eat little snacks between the day. It helps.
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You need to eat no matter what. Eat light stuff like pasta or even just some crackers. Ive been feeling super nauseous as well but I try not to eat when Im feeling like that. I eat when the feeling goes away and Im able to hold food down. If you are vomiting a lot. Make sure you drink plenty of water. At least keep your body hydrated and speak with your doctor about your symptoms
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