When does this nausea go away?

[naturopath]

I'm 14 weeks pregnant and still feel constantly nauseous (although less so than a few weeks ago). Don't think it went on this long in my last pg. Is it likely to go soon? Please??

Also, how do you eat nutritious food etc. when you don't feel like eating at all? ever?

I felt sick until 16 weeks. IT usually goes at the end of the 1st trimester. But some people feel sick throughout

Nutritious food - well I must admit I ate very badly for 1st 16 weeks of my pregnancy, my main aim was to eat something that I could keep down. I took pregnancy vits though, drank fruit jiuce, and eating little and often helps too.

I hope you feel better soon

Still feel sick at over 31 weeks - take pregnacare and mum omega and hope that that will help. Just keeping anything down is a bonus. Hope you feel better soon. In my first pregnancy sickness went around 14 weeks. This will be my last child...

Thanks- am taking Pregnacare, but you're supposed to take it on a full stomach, and I can't really face that. Also on antibiotics, so I think the whole combination might be making me feel worse.
Not feeling terrible, just bad enough that I don't feel like eating (and I usually have a good appetite).
hopefully will go away soon..

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.. I was sick right up until the morning I had my sweep at the hospital (and later went into Labour that afternoon) DS was born at 40+6

I take my Pregnacare before i'm going to bed with a cold drink - told my MW it was making me feel sick when I never normally do, and she said it was okay to take at night as by the time I felt sick, i'd be asleep

Hope you feel better soon can't be nice feeling so rough all the time x

Hi,

30weeks next week and still feel nauseous all the time. Coping better with it and able to eat more but sometimes it gets me seriously down.

I have resigned myself that I will have i until the end no.

I've had a couple of sessions of acupuncture and it's definitely taken the edge off it.

Have you tried any complementary therapies?