also: たべづわり
pregnancy nausea relieved by eating; empty-stomach morning sickness
A type of morning sickness where nausea occurs when the stomach is empty and is relieved by eating, rather than the typical nausea triggered by smells or mornings. Common in early pregnancy.
With eating-related morning sickness, I feel nauseous whenever my stomach gets even a little empty.
Her eating-related morning sickness is so bad that she says she feels nauseous unless she's constantly eating something.
Most common spelling; uses the standard つわり (morning sickness) with 食べ (eating).
Variant with rendaku (voicing) on つわり; also widely used.
Kanji spelling using 悪阻 for つわり; less common and may be harder to read.
Compound of 食べ (eating) and つわり (morning sickness). The term describes a pattern where nausea is alleviated by eating, contrasting with typical morning sickness.