I am 21 wks and still have morning sickness! I must be one of the unlucky ones...
I am 21 wks and still have morning sickness! I must be one of the unlucky ones...
Tell your GP!
Mine went to great pains to express to me that MS late in the second trimester is not normal!
If its been really severe to the point that subtle smells are making you ill, or you have lost weight rather than gained it, you may have Hyperemesis Gravidarum too. Look it up and see if you can relate.
11 weeks is about normal for it to stop.
With DD mine stopped at 10 weeks, and with DS it stopped at 15 weeks.
With both of them it stopped relatively suddenly - over a few days I just immediately started to feel better and get my energy back.
That's a really good sign that your placenta is taking over the production of hormones to support your pregnancy just as it should be - this happens in the 10/11th week.
It was crazy...particularly with DS after being sick for sooooo long it was like a new lease on life!
Congratulations and enjoy! Second trimester was absolutely wonderful for me - so much energy, no morning sickness and no big bump in the way yet!![]()
I had the same thing, I was conerned when my symptoms disappeared at around 12-13 weeks. However it wasn't long until I had indigestion, a pain in the bum literally and fainting and dizziness. Hopefully you get an easy ride from here on![]()
With DS it disapeared around 11-12wks and then I would get the occasional bad day on and off until about 16 weeks. With DD I was still throwing up on my due date - yup it sucked
It didn't....sorry...
with both pg's i was sick all day and all night for the entire time.
good news is i lost 15kg while PG... weight i was allowed to loose....
drink gatorade, its helps keep youy hydrated and the sugar helps you to feel better. i would drink 2-3 bottles a day.
Mine disappeared suddenly around 12weeks but came back a week later just as suddenly before finally disappearing altogether around 16wks. Second tri was so much better, felt well and had plenty of energy.
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