persimmon / 1270 posts
Crackers and Carbs did not help me. I needed protein! Try nuts, full fat yogurt or cottage cheese, cheese sticks. Also eat often.
I threw up lots but mostly not more the twice a day 6w-18w. It was often dry heaving in the AM before I ate anything. If i ate before barfing in the morning i would just loose my breakfast and have to try to eat again. Gross I know..
I think it is all different for everyone and from one pregnancy to the next.
Good luck finding what works for you!
kiwi / 643 posts
With DS I only threw up twice the whole pregnancy - once at 6 weeks and again at 11 weeks. I mainly just had mild nausea in the first tri.
nectarine / 2152 posts
Between 3-15 times a day, for 6 weeks straight. It was brutal. Double the hormones meant double the morning sickness for me. And even once I got out of the first trimester, between a sensitive stomach and gag reflex plus abdominal pressure and hormones, I threw up a few times a week. Sorry you're having a rough go of it!
nectarine / 2115 posts
I didn't throw up until about a month in. I started with a couple of times a week, then every morning, then multiple times a day. It just kept getting worse over time. I ended up having to get medicine because I was losing too much weight.
nectarine / 2994 posts
Lo1 - threw up multiple times a day and had all day nausea from 6-17 weeks.
Current pregnancy - threw up at least 10 times a day since 5 weeks. Finally slowed down at 15 weeks, am almost 17 weeks now and I've only thrown up 3 times in the past week. Nothing helped ease it for me and had to get IV fluids a few times.
blogger / honeydew / 7081 posts
3-5 times a day from 8-16 weeks with K. I'm 10 weeks with baby2 and so far not at all.
eggplant / 11861 posts
I truly only threw up twice but had awful dry heaving gagging episodes,at times almost wish I would have.....
kiwi / 524 posts
Never! I was really lucky and just felt mildly off during the first trimester. I only felt truly nauseous a couple of times.
I did however throw up a few times at the hospital after my cesarean (probably had to do with the pain medication).
grapefruit / 4770 posts
5-7x a day on average, 10x in a row when I went to the ER. At 25 weeks, I'm controlling it with a constant stream of zofran, but am still gagging with nausea. Crackers, rice, applesauce, and fruit are my mainstays.
ETA: I haven't thrown up in two weeks, it if I'm even ten minutes late on my next dose of Zofran I start gagging all over again.
persimmon / 1364 posts
Every morning between 6 and 16 weeks. Then it tapered off and eventually went away.
grapefruit / 4441 posts
1st pregnancy (loss): 2-3 times/day from 4.5w-7.5w (mc)
2nd pregnancy: 5-6 times/day from 4.5w-15w
3rd pregnancy: without meds, 6+ times/day from 4.5w on...quickly went on meds and then it was much less... maybe 0-3x per day - until 24w though
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
Thankfully I never did! I was just nauseous all day everyday from like 6-10 weeks prob
grapefruit / 4355 posts
Only once - and it was a reaction to the smell of trying to clean up my dog's puke.
blogger / pomelo / 5361 posts
@bluestriped bee: I know this is a downer, but with the twins I threw up pretty much every day at least once if not multiple times even on Zofran. It lasted for about 5 weeks until 12-ish. After that I only threw up if I tried to drink coffee. The second pregnancy I only threw up a few times, but I took Zofran again to keep from throwing up. It was not nearly as bad as the first time, though.
nectarine / 2591 posts
Wow I feel so lucky after reading this thread, I never threw up. So much sympathy to those that did, especially multiple times a day!
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