how long does morning sickness and being tired all the time last?

Answer 1

For me, the "morning" sickness lasted until my 6th month, after which time I felt great! The tiredness, it will be about 18 years, I'm afraid-lol. No, the lethargy & can't-keep-your-head-up faded about month 5, and I felt naturally energetic again. That stayed until the last month, when everything inside (especially lungs, for me) is pushed up so you feel like you are gasping like a fish out of water, and it is very tiring again.

Answer 2

Could be the whole pregnancy. Generally morning sickness goes away after 16 weeks but it's different for different people. I had morning sickness until 16 weeks but only a little nausea and I was tired until the second trimester. And really tired the last 3 weeks of the pregnancy. It really depends on the person, your level of exercise before and during the pregnancy, how you eat, etc.

Answer 3

Its usually the first and last 3 months of pregnancy. But everyone is different. I only had morning sickness for 2 weeks.

Answer 4

It really depends because each pregnancy is different. The standard rule of thought is until your 12th - 15th week of pregnancy. Once you enter your 2nd trimester you start to feel better overal, not just the sickness or exhaustion, but the bloating subsides and the headaches ease.

I have heard of women having sickness through their whole pregnancy. I don't get sick in the beginning, I get sick at the end, starting about my 30th week the vomiting begins each morning...I think it's the baby pushing the bile up, it's pretty strange, once I throw up, it's all better and I can eat.

Answer 5

it's different for every woman. i for one have never experienced morning sickness or being tired. pregnancy was good for me. however, i've heard from other people it is usually during the 1st trimester only. the tiredness will probably stay until childbirth because the baby keeps getting heavier. it helps if you do exercises for pregnant women or at least do regular walks. the best thing to do is to ask your gynecologist to make sure any form of exercise that you will take will not be harmful for you or your baby. like i said, every woman is different.

Answer 6

The doctors told me only for the first trimester. Wasn't true at all for me. I was sick all the time. And to make it worse what I could eat and keep down and when I could eat would change all the time.
Of course some women are never sick at all.

Answer 7

It depends, it could last your entire pregnancy or only your first tri-mester. If you feel nausiated after taking your pre-natal pills, try taking them at night and with a piece of bread. And yes, crackers and bread do help, they absorb stomach acids and cause nausea to subside. As far as being tired, it lasts the whole way through. But drink lots of water, have your iron and calcium levels checked and try to walk as much as possible. This will not only help you with not being as tired, but has also been proven to help in reducing labor time.

Answer 8

Typically the first trimester, some women are sick throughout their entire pregnancy!
You do get more energy in the second trimester and then you are back to being tired in the third!

Answer 9

Normally 3 months. I didn't get any morning sickness with my second pregnancy. But my first one, Oh my godness!! I thought i was gonna puke my guts out. It will go away. Just eat alot of crackers and ginger ale. That should helo some.

Answer 10

The tiredness never get better only worse And for the sickness mine was all day every day foy 6 months straight. Than it came every now and than.