I always take Stugeron. There’s nothing in the patient information leaflet about them not being suitable if you have Diabetes, but it does say the tablets contain sucrose. Some pharmacists won’t sell anything to people with Diabetes if it contains sugar, so I wonder if this is why. I can just correct with insulin if necessary, but I can’t say I’ve ever noticed an effect on my Blood Glucose. The tablets are so small, they can’t contain that much sugar!
) or as Sea-Band Sugar free gum. There are may similar products on Amazon.
Psychological probably, they were recommended by my GP for Morning Sickness, and what you believe works probably will, but they saved my sanity in early pregnancy by taking the edge off sufficiently to turn me into functioning-sort-of, from non-functioning!
Yes, your GP was probably, like me, of the generation who can clearly remember that Thalidomide was prescribed for morning sickness in pregnancy so were paranoid about any drug in early pregnancy.
50 years age before the days of easy pregnancy tests I remember there was a tablet that you could take that would bring on a period if you were not pregnant but not if you were. But many years later it was found these could be have been the cause of birth defects.
