Please tell me when your nausea stopped.

[ttcchapter1]

At how many weeks? 😫 I'm 11 weeks and can no longer handle this. Not puking a lot but a whole lot of nausea.

[RoundTheTwister]

In my first pregnancy it didn't stop until after I'd given birth. In my second it improved massively when I started the anti emetics at around week 30 (should have started way earlier). BUT, I am watching my 5 month old DD2 sleeping right now and trust me, it's worth it!!

[Alwaysthesun]

16 weeks and then it was totally gone and I felt fine for the rest of the pregnancy. I struggled to eat and had background nausea most of the time until that point, then it just ended suddenly. Hang in there 🤗

[babbaganoush]

Around 16 weeks both times its grim, but for most women it does get better eventually.

[Kodiak83]

Never really too bad with my first, just had to keep tummy busy with rice cakes etc and felt fine after ten weeks. Second was more brutal in the early weeks with bad nausea and exhaustion, but eased up by 11 and gone by 14. 3rd was pretty bad again in early weeks, some respite weeks 10-14 and then back but in a slightly different way after that. I say different as it wasn’t the constant nausea of the early weeks, but more if I did too much, or was too hot or too knackered I had a sudden wave of nausea and had to go sleep it off. I’m nearly 20 weeks now and haven’t had one for 3 days, I’m keeping fingers crossed that’s it done.

[Starburst12]

I’m 26 weeks now and still being sick! But it has definitely slowed down. I’m now only being sick 3-4 times a week.

[chocolateicing]

With my first it didn't really, I had good days where it would be almost non existent but was sick or nauseous most days. Eating little and often helped more than anything else.
I'm currently 23 weeks with my second and it stopped around 2 weeks ago although for the few weeks before that it was only once or twice a week. Now I just feel slightly nauseous if I eat too quickly or too much, I can only manage really small meals so tend to graze throughout the day on random things!

[Seeline]

About 18 weeks unless I got really tired.

Second time about 7 weeks - I refused to leave the GPs until they gave me drugs 😆

[Tinyhumansurvivalist]

Truthfully... About an hour after I gave birth.

I had horrific HG all the way through and the only thing that stopped the sickness was strong meds from my gp. The nausea however never stopped. My job at the time was in a factory and line working for a good 70% of the time so occupational health signed me off from being 12 weeks

[SerenadeOfTheSchoolRun]

14 weeks with my first, 16 with my second and 20 with my third. Fingers crossed for you that it will be 12 weeks. You have my sympathy.

[daydreamerfordays]

I'm coming up to 15 weeks and I'd say it's gradually improving.. my marker being I can get through the morning without being sick before doing anything. Definitely still not 100% though

[Ihaveoflate]

About 14 weeks and it wasn't overnight, more of a gradual improvement. I do remember how awful it was! You're nearly there - it might start improving in the next couple of weeks.

[peachypetite]

16 weeks

[sarahc336]

Both pregnancies got better around 12 weeks but didn't fully go until about 17 weeks x

[BakedBeeeen]

Hi OP, mine finished at 16 weeks. The poor poor women who have it the whole pregnancy are the exceptions.

[giggly]

Right after delivery. Sorry op not what you’re wanting to hear.

[ttcchapter1]

Thank you so much! For giving me hope and also preparing me for the worst 😂❤️

[Purpleartichoke]

Once dd was born.
It was a long 9 months with way too much time at the hospital.

[DramaAlpaca]

Poor you, OP. It's miserable.

For me it stopped completely around 20 weeks, all three times.

[Maz91]

29 weeks still going. There are good days and bad days.

[SinisterBumFacedCat]

When I gave birth.

[sel2223]

It got a lot better around week 14 then went completely around 20 weeks.
Looking back, I think weeks 7-11 were the worst though.

[Rubyandsaphire]

Both times the minute I gave birth.

[Thinkpinkstink]

*had (not has)

[Thinkpinkstink]

12 weeks on the dot.

I has the odd wave of nausea after then (which I thought could be hormone rushes), but I was largely in the clear from 12 weeks onward.

You'll get the odd person who suffers their whole pregnancy, but usually when your placenta takes-over providing your baby with nutrition, you tend to feel a heap better.

[MazDazzle]

16 weeks. Up until then it felt like I had a permanent hangover. After that point I felt fine! It passes. It will get better. The first few months were definitely the worst.