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With my son, my nausea went away at 14 weeks and never came back once. But with this pregnancy, it went away at 16 weeks and I still get waves of it here and there. I wonder if it's cause I"m having a girl this time around.

Anyhow, the good thing is that nausea is a good sign!! it's hard to remember that when you feel like puking all day long. but that's the only thing that kept me motivated through it all!

My nausea ended around 14 weeks but returned with a vengeance halfway through my 3rd trimester!

I followed Mrs. Bee's advice and took unisom + B6. OMG, lifesaver.

For me nausea was usually in the evenings - thank god. They were gone mostly by second trimester.

I think 14 weeks?

Mine tapered off a lot around 14-15 weeks. I'm 22 weeks tomorrow, and still occasionally throwing up, though, but probably only around once or twice a week, and little to no nausea.

With Wagon Jr. I had nausea for 4 months. With this pregnancy it was a little less, but I've had spurts of nausea about once or twice a week since then! I still also have food aversions! I'm 24 weeks now.

Mine was 7-18 weeks

Mine was from week 6-10. It went away overnight.

Everyone is different, mine started at 7 weeks and ended for the most part at 15 weeks. But I threw up every Monday morning until 21 weeks... odd, I decided the baby hated Mondays like I did.

Both times, it ended right after the first trimester.

Mine hit at 7 weeks (on.the.dot.) and trickled to an end during week 14. I am now 19 weeks, and I have had a couple short reruns, but I think it is largely due to my migraines and is not an independent occurrence.

Unfortunately my MS never went away, although it gradually decreased during the 2nd trimester. I still took a Zofran once every 2 days all the way up until birth. The second I pushed the baby out the nausea vanished. It was amazing. For most people though the nausea goes away around the end of the 1st trimester.

No end in sight for me, but I just wanted to commiserate with you! In the middle of the 7th week as well, and generally constantly nauseous, uncomfortable, and out of it. Phew!