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Soft, UK-made wristbands that press on the P6 point to take the edge off nausea
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Sea-Band is the wristband most UK mums have heard of, and the Mama! version is made with pregnancy in mind. Each soft, stretchy band has a small plastic stud that presses on the P6 (Nei-Kuan) point on the inside of your wrist, a traditional acupressure point for nausea.
Slip one on each wrist with the stud facing down over the point, and wear them whenever you feel queasy, day or night. There's nothing to take and nothing to wear off, which is why lots of mums try them first. They won't suit everyone, but many say they take the edge off.
They're made in the UK from latex-free nylon and elastane, hand washable, and come with a little storage box.
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Ginger, acupressure bands, sour sweets and the snack-before-you-stand trick. What helps with pregnancy nausea, and when it's time to ask for more help.
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