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pineapple / 12053 posts
Like @blackbird: I threw up during transition. I was at home getting through contractions and as soon as I threw up I felt better but knew I needed to get to the hospital ASAP because I was further along than I initially thought!
blogger / persimmon / 1225 posts
@ScarletBegonia: I'm the same as you! I don't give a crap (haha) about pooping during labor but I loathe puking, and I try to avoid throwing up at all costs! I'm nervous about this as well!
grapefruit / 4187 posts
No, but I came pretty close during pushing! They had me pushing hard during and in between contractions and it was very physically straining on me. I managed to keep it together though thankfully since I also hate throwing up!
GOLD / wonderful olive / 19030 posts
Yes after every push I had the little cup ready for me to dry heaev in. I think it was nerves/lack of food/exaustion/pain all wrapped into one. I also got a fever so it could have been that.
pomelo / 5093 posts
Only after getting an epidural, which is a common reaction to it. Consider going epi free if you're worried about it!
coconut / 8475 posts
Before my epi, I felt like I could with every contraction. After the epi, I felt nothing.
apricot / 495 posts
Yep. I threw up when labor started, some time in the middle of labor, and while pushing. It sucked.
cherry / 184 posts
I hate throwing up (who doesn't?!) and I did throw up once (maybe it was twice?) during labor. I definitely felt nauseous more than once. It was no fun, but it was less awful than I thought it might be beforehand. It's just something that happens; you note it and move on. The nurses will tell you it's a good sign of progress, so that's the silver lining, I suppose? And there is too much else going on to really worry about it - hard to imagine before you're in the middle of it, but it's true!
GOLD / pomelo / 5737 posts
No ... Not even close! But I wasn't eating/drinking for a long time.. Next time I'll drink more water.
Eta and I did get an epi.
cantaloupe / 6923 posts
This thread is freaking me out! I too have a vomit phobia but more with other people. And now I'm afraid if I throw up, my husband or mom will throw up. I'm really seriously considering doing this whole birth thing alone with the midwives only. No family!!
pear / 1812 posts
I had morning sickness my entire pregnancy. Infact, it was so bad we had to induce a week early. I thought I was just going to be a big pile of miserable laboring vomit... didn't even get nauseous!
persimmon / 1339 posts
@Mrs Hedgehog: Wow it must have felt awesome not to be nauseated for the first time in 9 months!
persimmon / 1339 posts
@anonysquire: I think I remember reading that you had the same phobia in the March 2014 thread. I'm really trying to psych myself up to not caring if i throw up or not! My phobia is completely me-related - my husband is a massive puker and I've totally gotten used to it.
cantaloupe / 6923 posts
@ScarletBegonia: I cry when I throw up and get super embarrassed. Like if I think I'm going to throw up I'll turn on the bath so no one hears me. So my husband and mom have never ever heard me throw up. But so I don't know if they will get sick seeing me get sick. Why us??? Seriously the worst phobia to have!
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