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thread: No Morning Sickness = Higher Risk of Miscarriage?

  1. #19
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    Newcastle, NSW
    4,219

    Studies have shown that women who suffer from morning sickness are less likely to have miscarriages as well as less likely to give birth to a baby with birth defects.
    I had horrible morning sickness when I was pregnant with Noah... and he had major birth defects.
    I have only had bouts of nausea with this baby... no actual sickness and this baby, so far, is very healthy.

    That statement for me is a load of rubbish... don't let it worry you

  2. #20
    Registered User

    Oct 2004
    Sydney
    2,614

    I have heard that one about having morning sickness means you'll be less likely to miscarry, however, I know plenty of people who have had no morning sickness and had a perfectly healthy baby.
    I think its more to do with the individual.. some people just dont get morning sickness while others get it badly.

  3. #21
    Registered User

    Jan 2006
    8,369

    How stupid.

    I have had no M/S and in the first 8 weeks did everything you can think of that is miscarriage causing (because I didn't know I was pg). I helped fit and plumb in a bathroom. I was carting around 20kg bags of soil. I was going non-stop at work with 9 hour days and no lunch. I was drinking a lot of coffee and eating all the "bad" foods - even having a brie sandwich when I found out I was pg. Hi-impact aerobics and even got out some of my old kick-boxing stuff. I had a drunken night with home-brewed wine. Liebling is fine and healthy. So I say poo to stupid studies - unless they tell me how many women it was done on and how many had miscarriages I would ignore it - a study on less than 10'000 women can be ignored, as can a non-significant difference (eg 500 or 5'000 m/s women had a m/c, 504 of 5'000 no-m/s women had a m/c)

  4. #22
    Percy Guest

    I think its a load of baloney myself. I didn't have any m/s at all - and my baby is fine! Yes I have had one m/c but who knows what caused that? The heart had developed but it just didn't start working - my HCG levels were fine.

    My mother never had any morning sickness and had 3 healthy pregnancies. Both of us get very little PMT or period pain so I just think its how your body responds to the hormones more then anything.

  5. #23
    Registered User

    Nov 2004
    Giving the gift of life to a friend..
    4,264

    I didnt even know I was preg with maddy til about 15wks... Not a thing... With Indah I was queasy & this bubba I've had a few OFF days (well really bad nausea & exhaustion)..
    Maddy i sperfectly healthy & like Ryn almost everything abd for you I had done!!!
    If anything she's above average in her school, tiny in height but I am no amazon woman myself!!!

  6. #24
    Registered User

    Aug 2006
    Gold Coast
    334

    I had no m/s at all with Mya-Rose & she is perfectly healthy. This time round i had slight nausa & everything is fine with bubs

  7. #25
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    206

    Actually, its scary that they are saying that, as when I was preggers with my son, I was puking all day everyday from about 7 weeks til 16 weeks! The baby I lost i felt a bit off for one morning! thats really creepy...

  8. #26
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
    Perth - NOR
    1,198

    Everyone's different. My sister and sil had no morning sickness at all, just tiredness. I have had a few weeks of physically being sick in the mornings, around 6 - 8 weeks, then feeling top of the world, better then before i was preg for about 2 - 3 weeks, and then from then on, till now, tired, and feeling not hungry, and quesy (until, as i discovered today, junk food actually helps).

  9. #27
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    Australia
    1,092

    Yipeeee I was sick on Saturday night! Although it was a combination of my sickly headache and the liquorish, im still counting it as m/s!
    I had a small bite of DH’s liquorish and straight away I felt ill & got a yucky headache. I tried to lie down on the bed, but within 5 minutes I was sick in the toilet, TWICE!
    I was quite happy about it haha! :biggrin:
    So I am thinking I might not get morning sickness but sickness to some foods??? Does that sound possible?

  10. #28
    Registered User

    Jan 2006
    8,369

    Yay Renee! Fantastic! And yup, certain foodstuffs can make you throw up - for me it's raw onions and swallowing my pregnancy vitamin tablet without a drink. So no real m/s, just four occasions I can class as m/s if I want to pretend.

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