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I'm currently 5 1/2 weeks and nothing so far other than very mild queasiness. Am starting to worry. I do take Folgard, which contains a B-6 supplement, so not sure if that could be helping. Is it just too early? Did anyone here make it through the first trimester without any nausea?
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Anonymous
| I pretty much avoided morning sickness. I had some evenings of feeling run-down and generally unwell around 10-12 weeks, but they only times I threw up while pregnant where with migraines (which have always nauseated me). My mother was the same way. Just luck/genetics. |
Anonymous
| Do not drive yourself nuts! I've had numerous friends who had absolutely no morning sickness ever. They all had healthy babies. |
Anonymous
| None with the first one, tons with the second one starting at about 6-8 weeks. Same sex for both, in case you were wondering if that made a difference. |
Anonymous
| I had no morning sickness. Like 14:04, I had some periods of feeling unwell, but those were when I exertion in the heat (like walking home from work, etc.). I also had some food aversions, but nothing major. Never threw up. In general I had a really easy pregnancy, and LO is perfectly healthy. |
Anonymous
| Maybe a week of feeling possibly nauseous, but for me that didnt come until a time of high stress in the early second trimester. So no Real morning sickness. |
Anonymous
| I remember right around 6 weeks with #2 feeling just like you and worrying. Less than a week later, not only was I sick, but waaaaaaay worse than with #1. It came on suddenly and lasted the rest of the pregnancy. Be careful what you wish for and enjoy feeling good. |
Anonymous
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I had very little nausea with my first pregnancy--usually only if i was really hungry or overheated, and only from weeks 6-9. so far this pregnancy is really similar--week 7 i was queasy a couple of times and have had some food aversions (including a quiche that took me over an hour to make--i haven't been able to eat a bite!), which pretty much subsided this week (knock on wood). i am wondering if this means it's a boy though...
previous posters--if you didn't have MS was it a boy? just curious. |
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| I know lots of people who did not have any nausea in their pregnancy and did just fine. I was quite nauseous from 6-14 weeks, however. |
Anonymous
| Never threw up, but lots of nausea from around week 5-10. It's different for everyone. |
Anonymous
No morning sickness and it was a girl  I was quite happy not to be running to the bathroom during the work to throw up like one of my old managers had to.
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Anonymous
| very little, mostly dizziness and a few aversions. only threw up once. all between 6-10 wks. it's a boy. |
Anonymous
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I had food aversions and nausea (no vomiting) from about 6.5 weeks to 9 weeks and then felt totally fine, though the food aversions lingered. Don't stress, OP. Nausea is not an indication of the health of your pregancy - this from my OB. And yes, B6 can definitely help curb the nausea. In fact, on the rare days that I skipped my B6 I felt much worse.
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