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Lack of sickness a bad omen? When did your sickness start?

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gemwhitt · 02/05/2018 08:39

Hi Ladies, I'm new to the pregnancy posts. It's been really useful and reassuring reading through some of the previous posts, but I thought I'd start my own for answers to this very question.
I'm 6w+2d pregnant, due late December. But so far not a jot of pregnancy sickness/nausea, which is making me anxious that the pregnancy is not progressing as it should.
When did your sickness start? Did anyone have no sickness and then later a miscarriage?

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Needmorehands · 02/05/2018 21:46

on pg5 here, and have 4 healthy kids running around. With DC1 I was sick more in labour than through the pregnancy, and that was twice!
I just don't seem to do sicky pregnancies - which is lucky given I work in kitchens!
Enjoy :)

Besom · 02/05/2018 21:50

Was never sick or nauseous at all with dd.

DLB22 · 02/05/2018 22:59

I'm 25 weeks and have had no morning sickness, no nausea, no cravings, no aversions. Only constant exhaustion!

OliveOrTwist · 02/05/2018 23:05

Im 20+4 with my first ever pregnancy and have had absolutely no nausea or sickness. Had my scan today and there is a very healthy baby growing so no, not a bad omen. I was grateful everyday I didn't feel sick and still do consider myself lucky to have escaped it.

LastOneDancing · 02/05/2018 23:09

2 DC here, both very easy pregnancies with no sickness.

Stay positive OP!

Iflyaway · 02/05/2018 23:14

Hi OP

I saw this on Active Conversations so just chiming in to say I was never sick during my pregnancy and have a strapping lad of 26!

Congratulations by the way.

Rose2887 · 03/05/2018 09:37

I had no sickness with dd and I am pregnant now and have none again.. just waves of nausea when I’m tired!!!! It doesn’t mean anything just different bodies cope differently!!! Nothing to worry about :)

HelenSim33 · 03/05/2018 14:54

I haven't had any sickness at all for either of my 2 pregnancies. First was healthy and second is currently 16 weeks along but all is healthy and going well. Don't stress about it. Some of us are just lucky!

LupinsNotBluebells · 03/05/2018 14:59

I had sickness with my first one but not my second (still ongoing) pregnancy. There is a higher rate of miscarriage in pregnancies that don't get morning sickness, but that's not to say your pregnancy won't be fine. My 2nd one, older mum (and dad!) so higher miscarriage rate anyway, and no sickness, is now at 30 weeks and kicking away happily at me.

Pregnancy gives you loads of things to worry about. Try and ignore this one - you may get late sickness, or not, you may miscarry, or not, but there is not a jot you can do about any of it as the exoectant mother so work out when 12 weeks is, and focus on getting to that date (at which point people will ask if you'll find out the sex and do you have a name yet).

Congratulations.

blinkineckmum · 03/05/2018 21:02

I've never had any. I have 3 healthy children.

DelurkingAJ · 03/05/2018 21:03

Never threw up once in two completely unremarkable pregnancies which led to two healthy DSs. Felt queasy one day with DS1 and about two hours with DS2...both times fully cured by a few ginger biscuits. Don’t panic!

Penguin34 · 03/05/2018 23:40

I'm 20+3 and not felt sick once.
I started getting lots of bad headaches about 9 weeks and its been 6 days since I've had one now which is the longest so far.
Midwife said that's my morning sickness

Sylv2017 · 05/05/2018 12:59

I didn't have sickness at all or any other symptoms... now 28w. I was worrying about this too so hope you is helps 🙂

HolyShmoly · 05/05/2018 14:23

35 week and never really had any sickness. First trimester was only kind of a hangover- tired and a bit of a shallow gag was the height of it.
I also had none of the major hormone things - crying, craving, etc. that apparently come in the second trimester.

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