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What week did your morning sickness ease?

28 replies

mellowyellow87 · 16/03/2021 17:05

If it didn't - please don't comment as I don't want to know lol.
What morning did your morning sickness/nausea ease and eventually subside? Thank you!

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MsHedgehog · 16/03/2021 17:38

Around week 11 it stopped being all day every single day, but was still happening.

By week 13, it had stopped altogether.

MrsB2019x · 16/03/2021 17:41

I felt better for about a week at 11 weeks, then vomiting started once a week from 12 weeks. That stopped at 15 weeks. Nausea is still there some days but nothing like it was (I’m 18+4 now)

mellowyellow87 · 16/03/2021 17:59

@MrsB2019x

I felt better for about a week at 11 weeks, then vomiting started once a week from 12 weeks. That stopped at 15 weeks. Nausea is still there some days but nothing like it was (I’m 18+4 now)
Thank you. Did you vomit before 12 weeks? x
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Chelyanne · 16/03/2021 18:24

I had terrible nausea in the 1st trimester but I hate to vomit so held it in all but once.
It's mostly gone now at 18wk, it did start to subside from about 11wk. Went from all day to starting later in the day, was always worst for me when cooking hot meals.

Val2021 · 16/03/2021 18:25

Nausea (every day) and vomiting (most days) eased off entirely by week 18 when I felt like a new woman!

Spaghettiamaretti · 16/03/2021 18:26

Mine started easing at 11 weeks and it completely stopped at about 15 weeks. It was much more manageable after about 13 weeks though. The last couple of weeks I just couldn’t let my stomach get empty and by that point I knew what foods to avoid eating so that I could prevent it.

Crisp was the worst culprit, even now at 38 weeks I don’t have the willpower to say no to a pack and it still makes me feel awful afterward!

PurBal · 16/03/2021 18:27

14 weeks. But I never vomited.

Bobojangles · 16/03/2021 18:30

Started to improve from 13/14 weeks and stopped by 15 (No1) 16 (no2) and 18 weeks (no3)

MondeoFan · 16/03/2021 18:34

Week 13/14 gosh I was so happy when it did

thenonsensepotter · 16/03/2021 18:34

Why does it matter? Theres so many questions like this posted all the time, you could read umpteen of the same and none of them would have any bearing on your own experience.

Tibtab · 16/03/2021 18:36

I was throwing up daily until I gave birth but that’s not what you want to hear 😂😂😂

WaitingForNormality · 16/03/2021 18:36

Was at its worse weeks 8-11, week 12 was better and by 14 it was suddenly gone. I felt hideous... but it really does quite suddenly improve!

RolloTomassi · 16/03/2021 18:38

First time I was physically sick and nauseous from weeks 8-18. Peak puking was 12-14 weeks.

Second time it was all-day nausea only, which literally stopped overnight at 11 weeks.

MsHedgehog · 16/03/2021 18:38

@thenonsensepotter

Because it provides comfort when you're struggling and reassurance that sickness should ease in a certain number of weeks.

If you didn't want to answer the question, why post at all...?

gemgem1404 · 16/03/2021 18:41

Eased at week 16 stopped being sick at week 24 but I had hyperemesis so my sickness was extreme 😬

Xyzzzzz · 16/03/2021 18:45

First pregnancy I was 26 weeks towards the end of that my sickness and migraines alternated.

Second pregnancy - I’m less then 12 weeks but wish I would stop. Feels so much worse this time.

Andthenanothercupoftea · 16/03/2021 18:52

Eased by week 11, gone by 14. I was consistently nauseous every even, but only sick twice up to that point. My tiredness also subsided over that period.

Whysotired · 16/03/2021 18:54

Week 16 and returned at week 26. Xx

mellowyellow87 · 16/03/2021 18:57

@MsHedgehog thank you for this Thanks that's exactly why. I'm severely vomit phobic and have had all day nausea with this pregnancy to the point I've seen no end and considered termination and got into a very dark place. I've read so many stories of it lasting all the way through and I was hoping maybe reading positive stories would give me some hope.

Thank you all for the replies xx

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mellowyellow87 · 16/03/2021 18:59

@gemgem1404 poor you :-( I did see a video of Kate Middleton out and about when she was pregnant the other day and it crossed my mind she must've got better! As she had it too didn't she x

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gemgem1404 · 16/03/2021 19:08

@mellowyellow87 yeh Kate had it too, I wouldn't wish it upon my worst enemy I had to go in hospital for dehydration and was on a drip. It felt like it was never going to end but it did. Just wanted to comment to give you hope that even the extreme cases get better only a small percent of women unfortunately get it all the way through. I hope you're feeling better soon 😊 x

Nicklebox · 16/03/2021 19:10

Sickness for first 4 months eased off for a while then came back for the last 8 - 10 weeks had a big baby

SteveBuscemisRheumyEye · 16/03/2021 19:14

40+2 😭🤢

PrincessesRUs · 16/03/2021 19:46

Easing off by 14 weeks, noticeably better by 16 weeks

anniebu · 16/03/2021 21:01

Mine eased up by week 9 or 10. I had terrible nausea weeks 7 to 9. I was prescribed some pills for it, but also found that classic coca cola reduced nausea for me to a quite bearable degree. Also lying in bed helped somewhat. Hold out there, you will soon feel better.

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