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7 weeks pregnant

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pickles5 · 31/10/2026 12:10

Smell aversions- many things like the fridge, food cooking all the usual things however… the smell of my husbands breath🫪 he does not have bad breath ever!! Great hygiene but if he talks near me and I smell his breath I feel nauseous 🤢🤢 tell me I’m not the only one…

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WilboWagins · 31/10/2026 12:14

When I was pregnant with my third I could not stand the smell of my husband. Eventually worked out it was the smell of his pillow (memory foam) that I could smell on him even after he’d showered. Also couldn’t deal with the smell of people that had eaten garlic. My sense of smell was so good I could smell meat going off when no one else could. Luckily after the 12 week mark the morning sickness calmed down I could be near my husband again 🤣

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pickles5 · 31/10/2026 12:15

WilboWagins · 31/10/2026 12:14

When I was pregnant with my third I could not stand the smell of my husband. Eventually worked out it was the smell of his pillow (memory foam) that I could smell on him even after he’d showered. Also couldn’t deal with the smell of people that had eaten garlic. My sense of smell was so good I could smell meat going off when no one else could. Luckily after the 12 week mark the morning sickness calmed down I could be near my husband again 🤣

thay makes me feel better lol, I feel like such an awful person lol. I’m hoping it will eventually subside!!

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blackrabbitwhiterabbit · 31/10/2026 12:37

I had hyperemis with my dc and the smell of my husband's skin/hair/breath would make me vomit. And the fridge and bin. It took 9 months but it all went away when the baby came.

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