[ursusarctos]

How are you relating to it? At the moment I am needing to eat something, anything, every couple hours to keep the queasiness at bay. This is a constant effort, since I'm determined not to eat junk, and if I let it go too long I start to feel an aversion to all food, but overall it seems to be working. I just feel like a cow

Just now I had scrambled eggs and lightly boiled spinach in butter

Off to roast some sunflower seeds now...
Anybody know why the eating seems to help, btw?

 

[flapjack]

No nausea to speak of, though I'm tired and my appetite is down. Have you seen www.greenlitebites.com ? I was sent the addy last week, and I'm working through their snack recipes now.
Oh, and eating helps because it keeps your blood sugar stable.

 

[Crazymomma]

UGh, I have NO desire to eat. Everything sounds and tastes' super gross. I am a bit nauseated in the mornings, but nothing too bad. It's the evenings that are the worst. Hopefully food will sound good soon, until then I have to force myself to eat anything.

 

[MaybeGracie]

I'm hungry, but every time I make something to eat, I take the first bite and nearly gag.

Fortunately, chocolate's going over quite well! I told DH it was such a shame that the only thing that really seemed to agree with me was chocolate.

No, I'm (mostly) kidding, I've been eating quite well, but I do seem to feel immediately nauseous after that first bite of some foods, especially in the morning. I also get full much more quickly than usual. I'm feeling more neaseous every day, so if my last pregnancy is any indication, by next week I won't want to eat a thing.

 

[ursusarctos]

Quote:

Originally Posted by flapjack No nausea to speak of, though I'm tired and my appetite is down. Have you seen www.greenlitebites.com ? I was sent the addy last week, and I'm working through their snack recipes now. Oh, and eating helps because it keeps your blood sugar stable.

I have seen the website, have yet to look through it, but it looks great, thanks!
The blood sugar thing makes sense. That's exactly the feeling I keep getting if I don't eat, that low blood sugar slightly weak and nauseous feeling. It's like I'm just 10 times more sensitive to blood sugar fluctuations. I wonder, is that hormone-related sensitivity or just you needing more nutrients for all the work your body is doing. I suppose they would go together...

 

[flapjack]

I got it during PMT the last few cycles, so I'm blaming it on the ebil progesterone.