thread: When does ms start fading away?

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jul 2009
    Albury NSW
    125

    When does ms start fading away?

    Hi ladies,

    I suffer from severe ms here and was wondering if anyone had the same experience and if so when it started to get better??? I feel pretty depressed atm from being so sick. Spend my day in ER yesterday for an IV with fluids.

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    Registered User

    Jul 2008
    Country VIC
    930

    Hi Gliriel - congrats on your pregnancy but so sorry to have to suffer the dreaded ms. I had morning sickness aswell I would not call mine severe but it was bad enough, it pretty much lasted all day and all night and at one point I didnt even want to leave the house I felt so terrible - could really only eat toast and then that didnt stay down much either (still cant eat toast now lol). Mine started at 6 weeks on the dot and ended at 17.5 weeks.
    Everyone is different so others expeiences are not a real guide to go by but I know you would be clutching at any hope that it is going to end soon - I was the same.

    I am actually dredding being pregnant again for that reason - I hate ms.

    I hope it ends soon for you sweetie.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    ...not far enough away :)
    1,413

    Sorry to hear you are so sick, I'm also sorry to say that it is sooo different for everyone. Some finish up at 12 weeks, some a bit later & some never. I am throwing up day & night....have been since 6wks & am still going strong at almost 18wks.


    Update: still have ms at 24 wks, grrrrrrrr.
    Last edited by Erin_25; September 10th, 2009 at 08:51 AM. : additional info

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Aug 2009
    Sydney
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    I have what I suppose would be considered mild m/s as it's only nausea and no vomiting which started at 4 weeks and still comes in waves (I was 9 weeks yesterday). I've had a few good days here and there which made me excited that I'd gotten past it only for it to return with a vengeance a few days later.
    I don't know how you guys do it, being that sick every day for weeks on end I really think would do me in, I mean I really have my days where I'm fed up and I only have mild nausea

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    barney Guest

    oh you poor girl but ive had mine the hole time its only eased a bit this week hang in there hunny

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    Oct 2008
    Newport, VIC
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    There is a light at the tunnel - at least there was for me. I was in a similar position to you. I ended up in hospital a few times due to dehydration from constant vomiting. I couldn't get out of bed for a few weeks and was thinking about how horrible everything was.

    My vomiting and nausea went through a few different phases.

    Firstly, I had the constant vomiting, ending up in hospital a few times. That was from 5ish weeks to 11 weeks.

    Then I had pretty constant nausea, slowing easing. If I ate carrots, fresh fruit and other fresh things pretty continually I was ok. I was a sight at work - munching on a bag of carrots all day, every day. That was from around 12 weeks to 16 weeks.

    Then I only got nausea in the morning, before I had something to eat. If I ate something straight away, like a banana then the nausea went away. That was from 17 weeks to 21ish weeks.

    Now it's all gone! I can get hungry without wanting to throw up and it's all good.

    I know it's horrible, but it will be ok. Just hang in there.

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    Jun 2007
    Forster NSW
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    Ahhhh morning sickness.... It must have been a man that made up the name as it's more like all day sickness!!! I could quite happily say that was the worst part abaout being preg! I didn't really enjoy the first half of my preg with DD as I had m/s all day every day right up until I was 16 weeks, then it calmed down a bit and was completely gone by 19 weeks. So many people told me when I hit 12 weeks it would be gone, but definately not for everyone!!! In saying that as one of the ladies have said, there is a light at the end of the tunnel, but just remember everyone's experience is different. I do hope it does start to ease really soon for you, you poor dear! Keep in mind they say m/s is a good sign for a very healthy baby! Although it was really hard sometimes, that kept me going!

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    Registered User

    Jul 2009
    Albury NSW
    125

    Hi girls,

    Sorry for not posting for so long but like you know I have been very sick. I end up in hospital for 1 week straight, lost 12 kilos (which is good but not the ideal way). The ob put me on zofran (man is this medicine expensive!!!! $9 for 1 tablet. I need 2 a day so that is around $130 per week. i hope it starts easing off soon cause I dont think we will be able to afford this for too long. I am still vomiting but not as much as before I was on the tablets. I can at least eat little bits of food and drink water!

    Hope you girls are doing well

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    Dec 2005
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    That's not good at all, hopefully it eases up for you. With DD1, it only eased up once I'd given birth to her. I had MS for the entire pregnancy. Not fun. And it was bad. Wtih DD2, I didn't have MS at all!

  10. #10
    Registered User

    Aug 2009
    Melbourne, Victoria
    298

    WOW! It sounds like you've had a horrible time with the m/s. I'm 14 weeks and still have a little nausea every now and then, for 7 weeks (away from work for 5) I was bed bound, having to eat every two hours, even through the night! (sometimes sitting on the kitchen floor on my own waiting for toast to cook because if I stood up I would have vomited or passed out) But nothing as severe as what I'm reading about here! Eventually certain foods would tie me over longer..cheese was a godsend.

    I do hope this passes for you or at least starts to calm down soon! I will tell you all though that I had tried everything tablets, different foods to ease mine and in the end I saw a wonderful doctor who gave me laser acupuncture and for nearly 2 glorious weeks I felt I was in my 2nd trimester I had no sickness, energy and even went back to work..then it came back..but it certainly worked for me