Which week did you start feeling better?

[febmum24]

Just that really. In all my apps and online it says you should start feeling better around 12 weeks. I am 12 weeks next week and do not feel like I am getting better.... I'm mentally loosing the will with the nausea and exhaustion! Please tell me it's likely to improve better soon?

Sorry, spelling was not great in that 😅 x

13/14 weeks on first, 12 weeks on 2nd x

16 weeks. The nausea left really suddenly and permanently like clouds lifting - it was amazing! Some people may tell you they felt sick for 40 weeks but that is really really rare. Stay strong, it’s awful isn’t it? 😥

I'm 19 weeks and still waiting to feel better

16 weeks when I found myself longing for a morning coffee again! Still remember that day and the feeling of relief

Just over 15 weeks for me (so only a few days ago)! Like @BakedBeeeen said, it was sooo sudden. One day I could barely move and the next I was almost back to normal; the best feeling ever.

Hang in there and I hope you feel better sooner rather than later.

I can’t remember with previous two children, but currently 14weeks and still pretty rough. The textbooks say 12weeks but it’s very individual

With my first, 8 weeks, and had very minimal early symptoms. My second I felt nauseous till about 12/13 weeks?

Thank you for your replies. I'm hopeful it won't last all pregnancy... hopefully just a few more weeks of it left.

@BakedBeeeen it really is awful 😞 i underestimated how hard it would be. I take my hat off to every single woman who goes through this!

13-14 for me, but it was quite sudden. (Sudden enough that I worried something was wrong!)

Around 16 weeks with my first. I’m currently 22 weeks with my second and still waiting…it’s tough but it’s worth it in the end.

Around 14 weeks. I was also mentally waiting for 12 weeks but it didn't happen till 14 weeks.

Week 38. Baby delivered at 37 weeks.

1. Nausea went at 16 weeks.
2. Nausea went at 20 weeks.

Week 16 it all suddenly stopped. And then a week later I got covid! But yeh I waited until 12 weeks and was disappointed when I still felt rubbish but it did suddenly get better.

This. Delivered at 39+5. Felt better at 39+5. Genuinely felt better the day after birth than most of the pregnancy. I hate being pregnant. I'd say improved a bit around 17 weeks though

It is worth it x

I would say I started to feel less nauseous after about 14 weeks but felt mostly back to "myself" by about 16 weeks - don't lose hope!

I felt fine early doors, few periods of slight dizziness and thirst, but didn't even know I was pregnant until 10.5 weeks.
Then last half I got PGP SPD and gestational diabetes, so in a lot of pain , stabbing myself with needles and not allowed to eat anything nice, then my waters broke 6 weeks early. I don't think there's a set time frame for when you feel good or otherwise in a pregnancy.

Week 13-14 I felt significantly better. 25 weeks now though and still have the odd feeling of nausea, but nothing compared to weeks 8, 9 and 10 when I was essentially living off crumpets and hash browns 😫😆

never, i just started feeling a different kind of "ill / sick / bad" 😭

28 weeks now