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According to a new study conducted at five U.S. hospitals, a drug-free treatment
designed to combat motion sickness can also help with mild to moderate morning
sickness. The ReliefBand looks like a simple sports watch, but its built-in
electronic sensor works much like acupressure: It gently stimulates nerve endings
in your wrist to relieve nausea. Doctors caution that the wristband doesn't work
for everyone and that some anti-nausea drugs can still be a good option. But if
you want a different approach to tackling mild or moderate morning sickness, you
can get ReliefBand for about $80 at online pharmacies such as drugstore.com and
scrippharmacy.com. For more severe morning sickness, you'll need a different
model - and a doctor's prescription.
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