Question:
around what month do you start getting morning sickness?
2009-11-02 22:02:02 UTC
and you can have morning sickness anytime of the day?
like from 8pm-11pm ish everyday
Fourteen answers:
Siawar
2009-11-02 22:13:26 UTC
I was around 6/7 weeks when I first got it, but it wasn't that bad, but the further along I got, the more I felt sick. And for 3 weeks or so, I felt absolutely horrible, I didn't even want to get up, or go to work, NOTHING, I just wanted to lay around, I never threw up, just had nausea.....thanks to be God, it eased up a couple of weeks ago, man am I ever grateful - I still feel a little sick every now and then, especially after I take my prenatal vitamin, but it's nothing like it was. But now, I get really bad heartburn and I have it on and off throughout the day, I am eating tums like crazy...



And you can have morning sickness any time throughout the day, or all day....but yeah, it sucks big time....I have heard that once you are halfway through it eases up - like around 20 weeks...that's about what it was for me....but yeah, they say morning sickness ends around 12/13 weeks - I wish it were so, because for me, mine lasted to week 19/20....
2009-11-02 22:11:57 UTC
Usually morning sickness starts around the 4th to 6th week and ends around the 12th to the 14th week. Morning sickness can happen at ANY time of the day!



My morning sickness started the 5th week and lasted til my 10th week & I was sick all day long! Mainly during the afternoon and evening.



Nothing really helps morning sickness either although there are many remedies. Sea-bands, lemons, and ginger-ale are the best cures! I've tried them all!
Mom_2_Twins
2009-11-02 22:06:07 UTC
I was like a month 1/2 pregnant and started having morning sickness all day long until I was about 3 months pregnant.
ma01
2009-11-03 05:22:19 UTC
Mine started after about 7 weeks and went on til I was 16 weeks. It was all day everyday so at least yours is only a few hours. It could be that at this time your blood sugar levels have dropped or you are dehydrated. If you eat your dinner early make sure you have a snack after 7pm as it was always when I hadn't eaten for an hour or so I felt worse.
paulo
2016-10-15 05:46:26 UTC
i replaced into nauseous for some days in week 6, via week 7 i replaced into throwing up each and on a daily basis, and via week 8 it replaced into everywhere from as quickly as an afternoon to six/7 cases an afternoon. It replaced into terrible. The disease began to quiet down at 24 weeks to possibly as quickly as an afternoon back, via 28 weeks it replaced into basically some cases a week and via 32 weeks formerly (i'm 40 weeks) i'm many times basically ill as quickly as a week/2 weeks. This replaced into extra beneficial than 'customary' being pregnant disease, yet no longer uncommon.
☆♥ Alia ☆♥
2009-11-02 22:06:02 UTC
I started getting morning sickness around my 6th month, and I really got it throughout the day. Usually around late afternoon to late at night.



I'm 19 weeks and I still get it :( sucks for me! lol
2009-11-02 22:13:06 UTC
Mine started at 6 weeks and ended at 14 weeks.
2009-11-02 22:08:44 UTC
Morning sickness could be in the first trimester i.e. in first three months of the pregnancy.
2009-11-02 22:14:43 UTC
You can get it any time of day and I guess you could get it any month or even throughout your whole pregnancy, but it's usually during the first trimester.
♥Blake's mommy!!!♥
2009-11-02 22:06:00 UTC
I started in the second week and it can happen any time of day. It could be all day every day.
lexi
2009-11-02 22:07:27 UTC
'morning sickness' doesn't necessarily mean youll get sick in the morning. im 11wks and ive had mine since 7wks im just waiting for it to go away but i get mine around 3-6 in the evening but it is sometimes later. hope this helps :]
Nicole
2009-11-02 22:08:42 UTC
for me it was from the 10th week to like the 16th week. it lasted all day i felt fine just any time i ate i had to throw up...
creep!
2009-11-03 14:06:57 UTC
I'm 9 weeks and I have it, all day.
2009-11-03 03:11:59 UTC
I have found some good tips in following link, It may be good for you too

http://www.besttipszone.com/Tips-for-Pregnant.php


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