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I voted smelling something but tasting something definitely was a trigger too! I still can't eat scrambled eggs (16 weeks) or applesauce. It almost hurts to just type them lol. The smell of our bathroom also killed me…I think it was the smell of toothpaste just floating around. Blech.

I voted for smelling something, but it was everything! @googly-eyes: I haven't been able to eat eggs at all!! (and I'm an EGG LOVER!)... I can't eat much chicken either!

But yea, smells def triggered my instant nausea the most, but I was constantly feeling sick for a few weeks.

So glad you have morning sickness! (lol, that sounds terrible)!

Smells. I love going to breakfast on the weekends, and the worst was smelling bacon and eggs, I thought I was going to have to run out of the restaurant. I love food, but pregnancy and food did not get along for me.

Another time the cat threw up, I thought I was tough and could take it, nope.

I voted "smelling something". So many things triggered it for me including: anything DH cooked, coffee, smelling something gross while driving, most foods. Sometimes even talking/thinking about food I couldn't eat made me feel sick. It was horrible.

My sense of smell has only seemed to increase in the past week (9w+). The nausea's been hanging around since 7w.

Being hungry at all triggers mine. I have to keep a full stomach, which is kind of tricky because feeling sick has made me pickier! Exercise also helps to diminish the effects.

I voted "other" because it was all of the above PLUS just thinking about something. People would ask me what I had aversions to and just answering that question would make me want to puke. I also had problems brushing my teeth, morning and night.

I voted "other" as well because honestly, it depends on the day. I can usually tell once I'm up for an hour or so what the day will be like. My ms went away for a couple months and is now back worse than ever in my 3rd trimester. Right now I'm fighting the urge (still never thrown up - thank god) and nothing seems to help. Sometimes thinking of a certain food is enough to make the sickness worse, and other times it is smelling or seeing something. Bleck. I am so tired of feeling like this!