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NO morning sickness whatsoever !

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I'm 10 weeks pregnant and have had no morning sickness. Someone told me that morning sickness was a sign of a very healthy pregnancy.

Any other pregnant mums out there NOT feeling sick?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 23-Jun-09 18:22:00
Hi i am in my second pregnancy and both of my pregnancies i am suffeing with bad morning sickness.For my first one until the last minute i had it and my baby was healthy.This time untill about 19 week i had that bad morning sickness.I feel bit better these days.

Anyway I think you all who dont have the morning sickness are really lucky.I think no one wants to suffer with it.Be happy about it.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 23-Jun-09 17:50:28
emmaij - my friend had no sickness second time an dhad heaklthy boy. dont worry

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Nope never had any morning sickness with DS. In fact the only troubles I had were a few headaches, heartburn and swollen hands and feet (and that was all in the 2nd - 3rd trimester)

This time around, I have had nausea - fortunately has passed now. You are lucky!!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 23-Jun-09 13:41:01
in my first pg i felt very nauseous for the first 3 months, only actually sick a few times but felt constantly queasy. DS was 12 days late, 8lb11.

this time, i had no nausea which did freak me out a bit, but i did have the same exhausted tiredness and constant hunger (for anything stodgy and carb-loaded) at the beginning. now 32 weeks and all fine!

as my midwife said - every pregnancy is different, and as long as you feel fine and have no other warning signs then you just need to trust your body and go with it!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 22-Jun-09 14:20:56
Hey Peachy,

I hope you don't mind me asking if your baby was conceived naturally (and hearty congrats, btw). I'm 41 and desperate...

Thanx

EO
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 11-Jun-09 15:11:49
I had no morning sickness at all with DS - and as my first pregnancy ended in MMS, I would have been grateful for it! This time round, I did get sickness, but it was about a week and a half of constant nausea, which stopped at 8.5 weeks, followed by 8 weeks of on and off mild nausea. And it is another boy, which scuppers my theory of girls=ms! So there really are no hard and fast rules.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 11-Jun-09 15:06:21
No sickness with DD or DS. Both totally normal pregnancies (apart from being 4 and 5 weeks early..)
No morning sickness in my three pregnancies. One DS, one mmc at 12 weeks and one ongoing (seven months).
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 11-Jun-09 13:49:38
Hi I'm new t this site. I didn't have morning sickness with my first three pregnancys, all boys. I am now 8 weeks pregnant with 4th and have suffered really badly this time, until the last few days and it seems to have subsided but now I am convinced that somthing sinister has happened. I have already had a scan at 6 weeks and saw a heartbeat, will be having my dating scan on the 3rd july. Does anyone think I should be worried?
Just to add - two healthy boys in this house and I never felt sick when I was pregnant. Don't worry - be thankful!
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