Almost every pregnant mother will face various pregnancy reactions in the early stages of pregnancy, such as nausea, vomiting, back pain, etc., and there will also be certain changes in diet during pregnancy. Many foods that are usually loved may no longer be loved during pregnancy, and emotions may fluctuate greatly. So, what should be done if you feel like vomiting in the early stages of pregnancy but cannot vomit?
In the early stages of pregnancy, if the pregnancy reaction is severe and there is a feeling of wanting to vomit but not being able to vomit, it is recommended to adjust one's mentality. You can eat some acidic or appetizing foods appropriately to relieve it, or drink enough water to improve this symptom of wanting to vomit but not being able to vomit. This early pregnancy reaction is a normal phenomenon.
Additionally, it is recommended that expectant mothers pay special attention to emotional fluctuations that can also affect their reactions during pregnancy. If their emotions are extremely poor or they are particularly anxious every day, their exercise reactions may be very severe. Therefore, it is recommended that expectant mothers maintain a good mentality and breathe fresh air appropriately when experiencing the above symptoms.
Nausea and vomiting are common pregnancy reactions in early pregnancy, so it is recommended that families pay more attention to the pregnant mother, and pay attention to rest. Do not overwork, and do not stay up late. When feeling nauseous but unable to vomit, you can immediately breathe fresh air or take appropriate rest to help improve discomfort symptoms.
