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Morning Sickness

Morning Sickness



You can feel at ease to know that morning sickness usually decreases or stops by the 14th week of pregnancy!





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Zekchild - 528 days ago.
I'm 12 weeks and I was told that the MS should end around 12 to 13 weeks. Well, I hope this is true. I've been so sick. I don't even feel like myself anymore. All i do is sit in my bed praying that this MS will end soon. I was hoping I could find confort on this forum, but it doesn't seem too busy.:-(

OurSecretWedding - 546 days ago.
This forum doesn't appear very active but I'm just here to gripe. I'm in bed for about the 7th straight day feeling increasingly nauseaus each day. Haven't brought up, just queasy, tired, stuffy, crampy, headachy et al. I'm self employed and used to being active so this is really tough on my spirit as well as my professional and personal life! Can someone remind me how awesome babies are and why I wanted this so bad?

raesin123 - 562 days ago.
I had tried everything - every dietary recommendation, B12/B6/Folic acid injections, acupuncture, electrode nausea bracelets.... everything! Finally, I went and saw a Naturopathic Doctor who did a homeopathic makeup and gave me a dose of Sepia 30c. It was miraculous! Within minutes I had color to my face, I was hungry, and I was happy for the first time in weeks. That evening I felt so wonderful. I had to re-dose a few times and eventually I took my constitutional remedy of NatMur 30C and that has been my savior for the past three days. No more puking, dry heaving, or feeling generally awful. I am still amazed! I recommend seeing a doctor who does homeopathy, unless you have experience yourself.

angelinnashville - 562 days ago.
I'm taking generic Zofran and it is working great. I had to call around and found a HUGE difference in price for it. I was quoted over $350 at Walgreens for the highest, $68.84 at Sams Club and $17.30 at Costco. I about passed out over the difference. The same dose, the same drug, the same amount (30 pills). I recommend anyone who has to take it to call around and price check. If there is not a Costco close to you, I would mail order it through them with that type of savings. I'm also very upset with Walgreens who I have used pretty much my whole life for marking this drug out of my reach using them where I have to drive two hours to get it at a reasonable price. It's worth the drive for the savings but I should not have to.

babes79 - 582 days ago.
hi there ladies , i am nearly 16 weeks , and since the start of week 13 i have been getting really sick ! Is it normal to get it now ? I am really earning baby this time ...... As with my little boy i was never sick or tired like i am now

charmara - 588 days ago.
My Dr. put me on half a unisom and 50mg B6. I only take it at night with this pregnancy, but took it twice a day with my last one. Maybe ask your Dr. about that option. They will know if it's right for you.

vshackel - 589 days ago.
Hi there. I am really at the end of my tether. I'm 14 weeks with my first babe. I have been so so sick. I hardly ever vomit but I constantly have extreme nausea. From morning till evening and if I wake in the night, I feel terrible then too. It's constant. I had 3 weeks off work and it was just awful. It's so lonely lying in bed in so much discomfort. I couldn't do anything. I finally saw the specialist and he prescibed Zofran which has helped but sometimes doesn't seem to do anything. I'm too sick to worry about missing so much work. I have tired everything homeopathic remedies, Acupuncture even a Osteopath but nothing seems to work! The specialist said yeterday to try and accept it which does make sense and is better than what my GP said 'embrace it'. If people haven't been through it, they really do not understand. I say eat small amounts regularly and eat what you like! This moan has helped, thanks!Has B6 helped anyone?

Mom2BofTwins28 - 601 days ago.
Hi everyone, Hope you guys are feeling well I'm feeling terrible with all this nausea going on and having to work is starting to get unbareable good luck to all of us its rough trying to work while you dont feel so well. I'm only 7wks 3 days with Twins and I feel awful....

AngelaGeorge01 - 630 days ago.
Hi, I am on for my third pregnancy, I have a 7 and 8 year old, the sickness during both these pregnancies were extreme, the sickness/nausea is gradually getting worse with this pregnancy. During my first pregnancy I had tried the travel sickness bands, but found these totally hopeless, they would not stay on and moved around, today I my husband purchased the boots children bands, I am over the moon with them, they apply the right amunt of pressure, as I have such slim wrists, I know a lot of people say they dont work, (as I did with the adults ones) but the childrens ones have really worked for me, might be worth a try. Oh and Im just coming up 7 weeks pregnant.:)

veronikalg - 652 days ago.
I hope you feel better! :)

veronikalg - 652 days ago.
Babybump: that's horrible, I'm sorry to hear you went through that harsh sickness. I just got over with the flu, I got really sick with prefusively vommiting, I got dehydrated til the point I had to go get i.v fluids put in my body. Having twins is harsh with morning sickness it's horrible for me when I get up in the morning and is sick and hungry at the same time.

babybumpno3 - 653 days ago.
hi all im 13weeks today , yesterday i was so sick the pressure of vomiting burst the blood vessels in and around my eyes so i now look like i have 2 black eyes and inside the eye it look like its bleeding , ewww it makes me sick to look at it hahaha hope it goes away soon :(((

RESamantha - 695 days ago.
I am almost 18 weeks pregnant and still vomiting:( I keep thinking it will go away. The doctor has me on meds to ease the nausea and they work most of the time. But when I try to stop taking them I get so sick within the next 48 hours. I guess I have to take them for a few more weeks.

olliesmom - 697 days ago.
Caitlen - I would try eating more protein. When I had m/s really bad, the only thing I was eating was crackers but then my blood sugar would crash and i would get even more sick. My midwife suggested protein, so I started drinking milk before getting our of bed (that's to my DH delivering it to me!) and I always carred those little cheeses in wax. It didn't solve all my problems, but it definitely helped. Good luck!! And if you find something that you can eat w/o getting sick. Just go for it.

manda-may - 707 days ago.
Hi Caitlen. You poor thing. I suggest going to the pharmacist or even your doctor if you are finding it too much to deal with. It sounds like you are having lots and lots of morning sickness and pregnancy symptoms and it can be really tough. Some people get more than others and it sounds like baby is kicking your butt! lol. Can you take a day or two off just to take it easy and find some ways through your symptoms? I found eating apples and fresh fruit helped... later crackers and sucking barley sugars (hard candy) was good, but everyone is different. I used to go into the kitchen and look around until I found something that I felt ok about eating... listen to your body and it might let you eat something. I really hope that you are starting to feel better!

caitlen - 707 days ago.
Hi all .. Im just over 5 weeks along in my first pregnancy - I haven't even been to see my OBGYN yet. My appointment is set for week 8. I am experiencing some terrible pregnancy symptoms. Head aches , nasuea, vomiting on empty stomach, low blood pressure, dizziness, fainting, im not able to sleep at night, I havent been able to find anything that i can stomach to eat. I havent eaten anything substantial in days. Is this going to get any better? i work full time and am a part time student in grad school at night. I don't know if all of this is normal and I'm starting to slack at school and work because of these symptoms. Any one have any suggestions or advice?

manda-may - 708 days ago.
Our family recently had a tummy bug that had my partner and I feeling really yuck for days. Then it suddenly occured to me (and I told my partner).... this is what morning sickness feels like.... but morning sickness was worse. I think my partner gained a whole new respect for pregnant people. lol.

manda-may - 708 days ago.
Hang in there everyone. Morning sickness is seriously yuck... mine went away at 12 weeks luckily, but everyone is different. I found that eating an apple or plum as soon as I felt nausea made me feel better. Just before eating times I would always feel sick, so I started to eat something when I knew I would be feeling sick soon and that helped. There were a few days there where I felt sick all day and that was it. All I can say is that 2nd trimester was much much much better. Hang in there everyone, and listen to what your body feels like eating. If you feel like crackers, eat them, if you feel like fruit, eat those. Good luck.

*Precious.Moments* - 709 days ago.
Morning sickness is the worst.. And I have no clue why they call it morning sickness because I also experienced it all hours of the day.. The only thing that made me feel better was eating.. I took popcorn (no salt no butter) in the car with me because I could eat it constantly and it was almost flavorless so it didnt upset my tummy.. Hard sugar free candies also worked for me.. I had it until about 13-14 weeks.. I slept alot but didnt have alot of responsibility at the time so I was lucky enough to be able to do so.. Its just one of those things that you have to ride out.. Hope you all feel better soon!.. =)

daisy7 - 709 days ago.
im 7 -9 weeks pregnant...first time...2 weeks ago i started feeling sick. i havent been sick yet, i just feel on the verge of being sick all the time. not just in the mornings. all hours of everyday, and everyday ive been feeling a little bit worse ... i really hope this feeling of sickness goes away soon:(

valerey21 - 725 days ago.
HELLO, WELL IM SICK ALL DAY ROUND I DONT VOMIT BUT I HAVE THE URGE TO, IM TIRED ALL DAY. IM 7 WEEKS I JUST HOPE THIS GOES AWAY SOON CUASE I HAVE THINGS TO AND WITHOUT NO ENERGY IS ALMOST IMPOSBLE FOR ME TO GET THINGS DONE. ANY SUGGESTION TO PUT ENERGY UP.

KristinaS2010 - 734 days ago.
I couldn't find anything that helped my morning sickness. I was sick from 5 or 6 in the morning when it woke me up to 3 or 4 in the evening everyday until I was about 4 1/2 months. I am now 24 weeks and still get sick every morning as soon as I get out of bed. If I eat it makes it worse so I get it over with first thing and then I'm good for the rest of the day. Oh well, maybe when I hit the 3rd trimester it will go away :)

gem99 - 735 days ago.
Hi..i am 8 weeks pregnant and have been having morning sickness for the last 4 weeks. I find that ice lollys help and sour fizzy sweets although that may not work for everyone :) I cant remember my ms being this bad with my first pregnancy,almost everything turns my stomach.

paintedgodess19 - 737 days ago.
SLCMOMMY my morning sickness started at 10 1/2 weeks and is continueing. I am 12w 4d. At night about 6pm I have nausea. Hope u start to feel better soon.

maimai - 741 days ago.
With my daughter I was sick from about 16 weeks up until she was born!!!! This time round I was sick from before I had a positive test until now (21 weeks).


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