I know every pregnancy is different, but I just need some hope for when I might start feeling better.
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10 weeks...which I know is pretty early.
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I think around 14 or 16 weeks?
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In the early part of the 2nd trimester thats when my nausea started fading away. For me it peaked around week 9-11 and then got better by week 15 to 17
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Unfortunately about 17-18w was when the horribleness stopped. At about 21w is when the light, general yuckiness stopped and I got a *normal* appetite back.
I thought it would never end and had a terrible attitude but truuuust me: it'll get better. -
@TurtleDoves: That is NOT what I wanted to hear. :(. Hopefully, I'll be like @highwire:!
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4 months each time
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It slowed a lot during weeks 11 and 12 and now at 14 I *think* it's gone.
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@Mrs. Blue: I can't remember, but have you tried the Unisom + B6 combination?
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@mrbee: I haven't tried that. I'll get some. Thanks.
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slowed down in week10/11... def felt better after week 12
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Starting at 10 weeks it got way worse (I started taking Zofran instead of Unisom + B6), but now that I will be 12 weeks tomorrow, it MAY be lessening. Meaning I still feel nauseous, but I feel like there's a light at the end of the tunnel now. And I don't walk around the house with a trash can anymore. Do you think your prenatal could be causing some of it? Occasionally I skip it when I'm feeling really awful.
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@tororojo: I take my prenatal at night right before I go to bed. I skipped it once because I has just thrown up and didn't think I could handle it.
I should add that I actually have an rx for Zofran that I take on days like today when I'm going to be in court all day. But i for e myself to not take it on weekends and "regular" work days. It helps in that I don't feel as much like I'm going to vomit immediately, but it doesn't cut through the queasiness. I think I'll try Unisom + B6 and see if that helps.
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I've also heard from my doctor that ginger tea can help. Hope it lets up soon!
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Both times around 10 weeks it got a lot better, not totally gone for a few more but I could start eating a lot more again.
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slowed down at 12 weeks and was gone by around 14 weeks. It was so amazing when it finally started to go away! Hope you start feeling better soon.
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Mine stopped early, around 9.5 weeks. No tapering off gradually either, I woke up and felt like a new woman!
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My morning sickness started tapering off around 12 weeks.
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@Mrs. Blue: One good thing about Unisom + B6 is it helped me fall asleep and stay asleep for most of the night (so I wouldn't wake up nauseous, having to munch on Cheerios at 3 am) and I think some of the effects lingered for the next day...I hope it makes you feel better!
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14w2d and still going strong!
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around week 12. Hope you feel better soon!
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@tororojo What time are you taking the unisom +b6 combo? After a meal and before you go to bed?
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It started getting better at 11 weeks, but it wasn't until about 16 weeks that I could eat all my favorite foods again and didn't feel sick at all. Hope you feel better soon!
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I started feeling a little better around 13 weeks, but was still throwing up daily until 15 weeks. I felt great though after that! Hang in there!
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I got a delayed case. Started feeling sick around 7w; nausea/vomiting peaked around 16w; and the sickness started going away around 18w. Finally felt normal around 21w. Now there are only scattered mornings where I feel the vomit wave rise and fall.
My morning sickness pattern followed my mom's. Have you asked your mom what her experience was like?
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Weeks 7-14 were pretty tough. I felt okay until the third trimester (37 weeks tomorrow!) and it hits me occasionally now (and has since about week 30).
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i started feeling better around 11 weeks... now i'm around 12-13 weeks and feel great!
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18-20 weeks :(:(
morning wellness tea was the only thing that helped!!
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14 weeks for me. I had a lull from 10-11 weeks where I was feeling much better but then it came back again for 3 more weeks =/
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I still have some food aversions and weird cravings, but the past two days (at 8 weeks) I am not feeling as generally awful and nauseated. I think it will come in waves for a few more weeks. I'm finding that every day is an adventure.
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The actual vomiting stopped at 18-19 weeks for me. So glad to be over that!
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When Sawyer was born. I was still on diclectin and occasional Zofran until the day he was born.
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Not until around 18 weeks. It sucked!
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@savanarunner: I've been trying to stagger my pill taking, so usually I take a vitamin pretty soon after dinner (6-7ish), then unisom+b6 about an hour before bed (8-9ish, plus then I'm sleepy by the time I lay down), then I have to take a progesterone pill right before bed. You could take the unisom+b6 right before bed if you want, but if you're having trouble falling asleep you may want to try it a little earlier.
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You don't want to hear this probably but... the day after I had my son was when my morning (and afternoon and evening) sickness went away. haha.
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i started feeling better at 14 weeks with both pregnancies, and then by 16 weeks i felt a lot better.
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It wasn't until 16 or 17 weeks for me (with the help of Zofran.)
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When I had my babies. I'm super lucky ( that's one reason why I only want two!)
Chances are low that you will be like me!
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I got lucky and only had it until I was 9 weeks. I never got sick but was very nauseated and food made me very gaggy.
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I hate to say this, but it was 22 weeks. I wasn't throwing up though, just super nauseous.
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