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Oh god, I hope not! I've been sick as a dog since 4 weeks. My OB told me that nausea and vomiting pregnancies usually are healthier than those who aren't sick.

My nausea let up around 20 weekss with both pregnancies. Then it came back pretty strong around 30 weeks, both times. The good news is I felt better the instant the baby was out. Literally, my first words after I had my daughter were, "I feel so much better!"

My nausea was awful from 6 weeks until 18 or 19 weeks. Don't lose hope yet!!

@Honeybee: I had a similar experience- I actually think the newborn period was easier for me than I'd expected because even though I was exhausted, it was the first time in so long that I didn't just feel miserably ill.

Not all the way, but I had it bad in first trim and last weeks leading up to pregnancy.

My morning sickness let up around 16/17 weeks, but I recall throwing up a few times until about 20-22 weeks. After that, I was perfectly fine through the end!

I did. I had nausea on & off throughout the whole pregnancy. Not too much actually throwing up, though I did have dry-heaving and gagging almost every morning. It did get better by 3rd trimester.

Weeks 31-34 were the only weeks I wasn't either puking multiple times a day, or feeling like I was going to puke multiple times a day. Zofran was the only thing that helped.