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Almost non-existent? My boobs went up like 2 cup sizes in 2 weeks.... but other than that, not much.
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You forgot "nonexistent".
I am definitely the type of pregnant woman others speeet on.
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I see them now!
@loveisstrange: Oh yeah, I forgot about that. DH was thrilled.
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@Espion: Yeah, accidentally hit "Go"...
ETA: In the past, my DH has enjoyed that, too...except "no touch-ey"...
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@FliegepilzHut: Non-existent. I got more migraines than normal and had a brief bout of nausea from 9-11 weeks but other than that I had no symptoms, I was freaking out big time but apparently my body just handles HCG well...
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Miserable from about week 6 to week 11.
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Miserable from before my BFP until about 18 weeks.
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@mrswin: It is bizarre to me how variable it is...
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Nonexistent aside from the bigger boobs!
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Queasy from 6-9 weeks then morning sickness from 9-17 weeks. I also had sore boobs, exhaustion, and dizziness as well.
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LO 1- terrible nausea
LO 2 - no symptoms until 13-14 weeks -
I only puked like 10 times total. I had food aversions, but nothing that made me cancel plans. I was tired, and my boobs hurt, but I guess I didn't consider it to be bad because I knew my body was doing it's thing.
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First pregnancy - fab overall, only mild symptoms
Second pregnancy - rotating sources of misery throughout -
Sick for about 16 weeks, but only threw up once. Lots of dry heaving and nausea and lightheadedness. So I was miserable but I knew it could be worse!
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Moderate, lasting about a month to 6 weeks (from 6 weeks to 10/12 weeks or so). I didn't get sick but I had a lot of nausea and food/smell aversions. This pregnancy seems to be taking the same course so far.
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Extreme fatigue from BFP until 14 weeks. Like nap 4 hours a day after work and then sleep 10 hours at night. Nausea from 7 weeks till about 16 although I didn't throw up much.
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1st pregnancy--absolute misery from 6-17 weeks (extreme nausea, full doses of Zofran barely took the edge off), then the nausea slowly tapered off until I felt normal by 22 weeks.
2nd pregnancy--I'm just 5.5 weeks pregnant now, so I'm pretty scared about what I assume is about to hit me. I already feel queasy, but it's low level nausea right now =(
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Miserable from around 5ish weeks to 20 weeks.
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1st: miserable thought they would never end
2nd: good days laced with bad days, I never knew when it would sneak up on me. -
Only two real symptoms - exhaustion and queasiness. Everything else was very minor. But the queasiness was so much worse this time around, with DS there were a few foods I could always eat, but this time I never knew what would make me sick. I think it's finally letting me be... don't want to jinx it though!
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Miserable- my morning sickness was awful. I lost so much weight! I was also terribly constipated and ridiculously exhausted. Then, around 15 weeks- I felt like a new person!
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The first time it wasn't too bad. Moderate but lasted all day. The second was miserable but I felt pretty good most of the day until about 4pm. I prefer the mild nausea, bloating and crazy gas with my first to the vomiting and unable to eat hardly anything I got with LO2. Thankfully it didn't last past about 15 weeks
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Miserable with both pregnancies from roughly 5-14 weeks. Not entirely sure I can do it again, to be honest!
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If I didn't look at tupperware or inside a trash can, I was sort of okay. I was better by 11 weeks. Other than the tupperware thing. That went on for a while...
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I had low level nausea that wasn't too much trouble, but was extremely tired and absolutely miserable throughout the first tri. I couldn't believe how moody and miserable I was, considering how much I'd wanted to get pregnant. Luckily I cheered up the second tri!
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Horrible with number one. I threw up multiple times a day from week 6 to week 22! With my second I only felt sick until week 15 and even then it wasn't nearly as bad!
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Non existant. No morning sickness, no extreme tiredness, I felt great.
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I got a stuffy nose at 7DPO that did not go away until after DS was born! It literally disappeared the day after he was born. It was my only pregnancy symptom so I was lucky. But it was super annoying because I breathed so loudly all day that my cube mates complained and at night I always had to wear breathe right strips!
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Horrible with daily puking from 6 weeks to 20 weeks. Why am I doing this again?
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Nothing until 7 weeks, then vomit city until 22 weeks both times.
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Bumping! Anyone else?
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First time. Pretty bad. I mean, I didn't have HG, but I vomited about 5x a week until I hit 12 weeks.
Second time, I had zero symptoms. I was not even tired.
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Horrible! I had all-day sickness from 6-15wks and I forgot what it felt like to not be nauseated. Puked every day in the shower and had aversions to just about any kind of food besides mcdonalds filet o fish sandwiches! And the fatigue/exhaustion and sinus related issues sucked too.
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Not too bad at all. Intense fatigue and sore boobs from about weeks 5-9, but now at 10.5 weeks even that is much better. No nausea or sickness at all.
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Awful. I threw up everyday from 5 weeks until 16 or 17. Some days I couldn't even keep water down. It's a big part of the reason I'm nervous to do it again.
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I have a lot of symptoms, but very, very few that make me miserable. I'm rarely even remotely sickly.
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DD - barely anything. Some minor food aversions (eggs, protein) but no real nausea.
This one - definitely worse but still super easy. I've had some rough days where I could only eat some peanut butter on crackers or mac and cheese from about 7 weeks -9 weeks but that was maybe every 3rd or 4th day. Pretty much everything disappeared at 9 weeks...thank goodness we heard the heartbeat at 10 weeks. -
Both times, the symptoms started between 5-6 weeks - bloating big time and burping. OMG the burping. I had no idea that was a pregnancy symptom. The 2nd time, my coworker figured it out because of it!
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Nausea & exhaustion were the main ones that made me feel like death and felt like 1st trimester would never end! I had other ones but nothing that stuck out as bad as these 2!
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