Can you get morning sickness with a chemical pregnancy

[JKDcot]

I feel very unwell 9 DPO and got faint positive in tests. Did others “feel” pregnant even if it was only a chemical pregnancy? Any experiences shared is much appreciated

It's high levels of HCG that causes morning sickness so any nausea in the two week wait is something else.

But I got a positive line on a test that picks up HCG? It wouldn’t be positive if it was not at a level to be noticed?

By high I mean the level you'll have reached by 6 or 7 weeks, not detectable levels at the time at first positive. However everyone is different. I wouldn't say it's either a good or bad thing if you're experiencing nausea. Your positive stands on its own merit!

A so-called chemical pregnancy is a pregnancy. This is a pregnancy that ends in a very early miscarriage. So of course you can have symptoms of pregnancy in this kind of pregnancy, because it is one.

@JKDcot did you take another test after your evap yesterday? X

I had an ectopic pregnancy with very low HCG (I was sitting at 40-60 for a while). I had nausea the whole time, so yes it's possible with a chemical also. Pregnancy is pregnancy. Some people are more sensitive to HCG.

Yes, it's not always hcg that causes nausea the progesterone does too. I'm quite progesterone sensitive so I always get symptoms from very early on when pregnant as progesterone is higher than it would be if no conception occurred.

I've had bouts of bad nausea the day I tested positive as well as sore nipples and breathlessness/dizziness and frequent urination before a chemical.

I've had three, this current one being my third (almost in a row, just one no bfp cycle between 1st and 2nd).

1st was the classic chemical you hear about most often. Positive test that got significantly lighter 2 days later then bleeding started next day.

The 2nd one I got a faint positive then started bleeding the day my period would usually be (12dpo), the tests actually got darker until after day 3 of the bleeding when it turned from heavy to spotting, then they went negative.

This one is very much like the last one, I had nausea and sore nipples and breathlessness/hot flashes for a couple of days, then got a faint positive and started bleeding on Thursday evening (11dpo) it went heavy within 24 hours and has now gone to very very light spotting since this morning but tests are now negative.

So yes, you can have symptoms from the progesterone or from hcg if you test positive. Your symptoms may not fade immediately if bleeding starts and it's a chemical, it depends on what which hormone was causing the symptoms. Progesterone will drop before hcg usually, so my symptoms greatly reduced or disappeared before the test went negative as they were mostly progesterone caused.

Yes, it's not always hcg that causes nausea the progesterone does too. I'm quite progesterone sensitive so I always get symptoms from very early on when pregnant as progesterone is higher than it would be if no conception occurred.

I've had bouts of bad nausea the day I tested positive as well as sore nipples and breathlessness/dizziness and frequent urination before a chemical.

I've had three, this current one being my third (almost in a row, just one no bfp cycle between 1st and 2nd).

1st was the classic chemical you hear about most often. Positive test that got significantly lighter 2 days later then bleeding started next day.

The 2nd one I got a faint positive then started bleeding the day my period would usually be (12dpo), the tests actually got darker until after day 3 of the bleeding when it turned from heavy to spotting, then they went negative.

This one is very much like the last one, I had nausea and sore nipples and breathlessness/hot flashes for a couple of days, then got a faint positive and started bleeding on Thursday evening (11dpo) it went heavy within 24 hours and has now gone to very very light spotting since this morning but tests are now negative.

So yes, you can have symptoms from the progesterone or from hcg if you test positive. Your symptoms may not fade immediately if bleeding starts and it's a chemical, it depends on what which hormone was causing the symptoms. Progesterone will drop before hcg usually, so my symptoms greatly reduced or disappeared before the test went negative as they were mostly progesterone caused.

Thanks for everyone’s thoughts. I haven’t tested again thought j had some tests at home but I had already used them last month. Just had the empty box…

will get some tomorrow x