Stick-to-your-ribs nausea. Projectile enthusiasm for breakfast reappearances. The ‘quash-all-hoping-for-productivity-today’ fatigue. Call it morning sickness, call it expecting parent's first rite of passage. Regardless, it ain’t no walk in the park, darling, and definitely doesn't limit itself to morning hours.

So, what can you do when the baby train brings along a side dose of regurgitation? Well, first line of defense often includes zhooshing up your diet, getting some regular shut-eye, and considering herbal top-ups. When the vitals-points-only plan fails, however, science delivers an arsenal of over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medications to rough it out with you.

One of the support troops for this gastro warfare is Vitamin B6, aka Pyridoxine. While it can play solo or team up with Doxylamine, an antihistamine, their strategy behind quelling the queasiness remains a scientific enigma. But hey, they have the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) backing them up so they can't be total rookies.

Let’s talk soldiers in the pharmaceutical field though. There's Doxylamine, moonlights in OTC sleep aids, and can work the nausea magic alongside Vitamin B6. Caution - do double-check if the label reads diphenhydramine instead of doxylamine because they aren't doppelgangers. The ACOG endorses doxylamine when vitamin B6 decides to go AWOL on duty.

You’ve got other options in the antihistamine cavalry, as well, all ready in various formulations. And when all else fails, there's a single-pill solution rocking both Pyridoxine and Doxylamine, meant for whims when the non-drug and OTC solutions go flat.

Then there are Dopamine antagonists, with specialists including antipsychotics, antiemetics, blocking nauseating signals from your brain. These can join the morning sickness showdown in alliance with other treatments.

In the Serotonin antagonists league, we've got meds that primarily battle cancer treatment-induced sickness, but they occasionally moonlight to aid the morning sick clan.

Of course, we've also got the ‘au naturel’ brigade- diet changes, rest, and supplements. Remember to draw your strategic map according to your bodily triggers and symptom landscape.

We've got a carnival of medications from Vitamin B6, a platoon of antihistamines, to superhero formations like Bonjesta, Diclegis, ondansetron, and Reglan. Your healthcare provider can pull out these big guns if the going gets exceptionally tough. Act fearlessly, but mindfully in your health journey, darling.