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Started vomiting at 12 weeks? Noooo!!

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SSRainbow · 08/11/2018 07:24

I’m 12 weeks tomorrow and have had it easy compared to my first two... with them I was completely written off for 14 weeks 🤢 this pregnancy I have had mild nausea on and off, some bad days others manageable. This morning I woke up, a bit earlier than normal as DD1 has a temp and needed some calpol, got ready for work and at ten to six just vomited out of nowhere 🤮 now I feel ok again, a bit headachey, but just wondering did this happen to anyone else?!x

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MsHopey · 08/11/2018 08:32

I was sick at least once a day from 7 weeks to 13 with my first pregnancy.
I was feeling amazing in pregnancy number 2, sometimes nauseous but feeling pretty good in general and not having many symptoms at all.
2 days ago (14 weeks and 5 days pregnant) I saw something a bit gross, and just threw up everywhere! Not normal for me who normally has a strong stomach. I was not happy and should not have eaten left over pizza for breakfast!
Today (15 weeks pregnant) tucked into my wheetabix for breakfast, milk tasted sour, I was sick everywhere all over again ☹ milk is cravendale and in date till the 18th and was only opened yesterday night. I can't work out if it's crazy weird hormones affecting my taste or if it's really spoiled.
I'd been doing so well and both incidents would definitely not have made me sick if I wasn't pregnant as they've both happened to me before and I've always been fine.
I'm finding my gag reflex and things are worse in general so I do think pregnancy is a big factor for me and I'm not happy.

NoUnicornsToSeeHere · 08/11/2018 08:33

I got to 14 weeks in my first pregnancy without a hint of sickness...

...And then threw up most evenings for the next three months.

All three of my pregnancies have had completely different patterns of nausea.

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