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yes. twice. it was in the hour before I started pushing.
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Several times with my first. I thought I might with my second, even reached for the basin, but I didn't. Whew!
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Yes with my first as I was hunched over a pillow, trying to stay still for my epidural placement during transition. The nurse moved so quickly - I almost puked right on dh's head.
Not during labor for dd2. I dry heaved a few times before labor even started because I got the biggest back spasm of my life while adjusting myself in the hospital bed. That was more painful than giving birth. -
No, and I puke really easily.
I was in labor with LO1 for 50+ hours and I ate several meals during labor - including lamb chops on my hands and knees. My doula was certain I would vomit but nothing.
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I did not, which was weird since it doesn't take much at all to make me vomit in most other circumstances. I think it was just all over too quickly for it to be an issue.
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Not with my first, but definitely with my second. My first was an easy labor, straight from a movie or something. Gushing water break, DH hailing a cab, me having a cute dress and make up with no contractions as I went into the hospital, a great epi and 3 pushes. My second was fast and furious with nothing cute about it. I vomitted multiple times at home, in triage and in L&D. I also vomitted out the car windows at 70 mph, so we showed up in the valet with puke all along the passenger side. Whoops.
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Nope, but at one point I definitely thought I was going to!
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Once with DD1 and not at all with DD2.
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I threw up twice while pushing (I pushed for two hours). I barely ate anything that day and low blood sugar always, always makes me puke.
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Yep. I think 3 times. In transition (which I hear is common) and then post c section on the table (which I hear is also common). I told my husband he needed to move the baby from beside my head and get someone to put a bucket there.
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No, thank goodness.
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With DD - no
With DS - I threw up during transition and continued to for a couple of hours after he was born.
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Loads of times with DS1, and maybe once or twice during transition with DS2. DH managed to drop the bowl while I was mid throw up which was delightful!
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@mediagirl: Yes. Right then, they said, no more laboring down, time to push.
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Soooo much throwing up. It was awful
and then I just had a c section at the end anyway.
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No, not with either labour. I never felt sick, actually.
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Not with my first, but with my second after the epidural went in. And I had had Indian food for lunch. That did not look or smell pretty.
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I did twice with my first labor. The first time I got on a ball, and as soon as a contraction hit- I threw up, then about an hour before pushing, I threw up again.
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I did but only because the epidural made me nauseous.
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I puked like an animal, my blood pressure had dropped quickly with my epidural. it was so gross! then my epi was topped up so much that I was numb to my chest, and as I was trying to vomit I couldn't get it out and started freaking out.
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I was in active labor at home and didn't realize it. I started throwing up and then my water broke while I was puking and then I threw up more in the hospital parking lot and in triage. That was fun.
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I voted yes bc I did with my first, but didn't with my second.
I do remember being a little surprised and the nurse telling me it was really common.
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I didn't either time but I felt really nauseous. And I came close with my first labor.
I actually can't believe I didn't since I'm kind of a puker.
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I threw up after delivery.
and then I just had a c section at the end anyway.
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