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If you have TUMS or any calcium supplement, that should help. If you lay down and read a book or watch a movie or do anything to distract you that should help. If it REALLY hurts for an extended period of time then you should probably go to the doctor - you might have a burst appendix...don't gag yourself! :)
Natural remedies you may have on hand (or may choose to keep on hand) include peppermint tea (available in your grocery store from Celestial Seasonings), sweetened with a bit of honey if necessary. Ginger too is a great solution -- eitehr as ginger ale (if made with true ginger), fresh ginger grated or 1/4 - 1/2 tsp dried ginger, steeped in hot water with a touch of honey would also help. More fun would be a few pieces of crystallized (candied) ginger. Ginger is renowned for helping alleviate nausea from morning sickness, motion sickness, and so forth.
Natural remedies you may have on hand (or may choose to keep on hand) include peppermint tea (available in your grocery store from Celestial Seasonings), sweetened with a bit of honey if necessary. Ginger too is a great solution -- eitehr as ginger ale (if made with true ginger), fresh ginger grated or 1/4 - 1/2 tsp dried ginger, steeped in hot water with a touch of honey would also help. More fun would be a few pieces of crystallized (candied) ginger. Ginger is renowned for helping alleviate nausea from morning sickness, motion sickness, and so forth.
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