Even though this is my third pregnancy, I have never felt morning sickness. Maybe a sensitive stomach before but I think it was just due to nerves. I am only 5 weeks 4 days but I have been getting motion sickness when I am in the car and then I can't shake it for several hours. I don't think it's nerves this time because I would feel sick after thinking about it before (I really wanted to feel morning sickness as a sign that everything was ok) and now it's catching me by surprise. I feel sick, woozy and just blah...I know no one can really answer this for me, but does this sound like the beginning of morning sickness?
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I already answered on our due date thread, but yes! That sounds like it!
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@simplyfelicity: it sounds like it could be. I think the car can be a trigger. There are some mornings that driving to work still make me feel nasty. As much as MS sucks, I really hope that's what it is
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That's kinda what I felt like. I think it is different for everyone, but it was definitely worse for me when driving sometimes. I had more of a dull all day nausea that got worse at times or got a little better at others.
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Ugh I have the worst motion sickness sensitivity when I am pregnant. Even when I feel normal during pregnanxy and the all day nausea is gone, I still get really carsick.
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Yup! Sounds like your pregnancy is already starting off promising. My friend who is now 28 weeks didn't feel symptoms much with her two losses but felt a ton with this current one. Everything crossed for you love!!! I'm so sorry this has been so hard for you.
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Sounds like it to me. Hope this is a good sign! I have been thinking of you and am wishing you the very best. I too am sorry it has been such a rough road so far.
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@78h2o: @MrsMccarthy: Thanks for the well wishes, ladies! I am really really trying to keep my excitement contained but a good sign is a good sign.
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Yup! If it feels like a hangover or motion sickness, that's how it is for me!
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@blackbird: That's a great example! I feel hung over...super sluggish, gross feeling, vague lightheadedness, just want to lay on the couch etc. I thought it would feel more like the flu or something.
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@simplyfelicity: that's it! Welcome to the club
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Sounds like how I felt most of the first tri. Slightly queasy, tired, dizzy, and in general hungover!
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@simplyfelicity: there's still time for that! Some days I feel hungover, other days feel like the flu!
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@simplyfelicity: my whole first trimester I basically felt hungover. I didn't have terrible MS but just felt crappy. It was definitely worse with certain motions, like on a bumpy train ride, and landing on a plain ride.
When my midwife asked how I was feeling at my first appt and I said nauseous and hungover, she smiles big and said "that's a great sign!" I hope it is a great sign for you.
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When I was really sick in the first tri, riding in the car was a huge trigger for nausea. I basically could only handle it if I was driving.
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It sounds like it!
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My MS started with a little carsickness. Then progressed to the hungover feeling. Then progressed to constant nausea, food aversions, and throwing up nightly. I hope yours isn't that bad!
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Yes, a hangover, as PPs have mentioned, is the perfect way to describe it.
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My morning sickness started as a nervous/stressed feeling in my stomach where I had no appetite and I was struggling with frequent bathroom trips if you know what I mean.
It didn't turn into real nausea and vomiting until 7 or 8 weeks. I think it's different for everyone, so if you feel off, that's probsbly what it is. Good luck!
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Yes! The worst hangover of your life is how I describe it. Feeling awful but not having the comfort of knowing you'll feel better by the afternoon.
It didn't turn into real nausea and vomiting until 7 or 8 weeks. I think it's different for everyone, so if you feel off, that's probsbly what it is. Good luck!
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