is it weird that i dont have morning sickeness, but night sickeness???

Question

i am 2 months and i have not gotten morning sickeness i start feeling nauses at night is that normal??

Answer 1

Perfectly normal. I had it ALL day! It didn't matter what time of the day it was, I was sick.

Answer 2

Yes. Every pregnancy is different. They call it morning sickness but it can happen any time and sometimes for a week and sometimes for the whole pregnancy...... some never experience it. Go get a book called " what to expect when you are expecting" by Heidi Murkoff. It's the pregnancy bible and will help with all these questions. I refer to it almost daily right now and I am due Feb 2, 2007. Your question as well as many others that you would not expect is in there. It's excellent in describing all of these little things that worry moms and help distinguish when something is "normal" or not.
Good Luck!

Answer 3

Yes, that is perfectly normal. I had sickness all throughout the day for the first 3 months of my pregnancy, but I was mainly sick at night. Especially when I would come home and smell something cooking - that would be it for me. I would stay in bed sick for the rest of the night(which I could do then b/c I didn't have any other children). But everyone is different and each pregnancy is different and hopefully the sickness will go away soon.

Answer 4

It's normal. Morning sickness is caused by hormones, and hormones aren't on any kind of day or night schedule. I did the same thing with one of my children. Some people have morning sickness all day. I did with one of my other children. And then again some people have none at all. (Lucky Ducks!)
Hang in there, morning sickness generally ends around the third month.

Answer 5

It is not weird at all. You can have any time of the day sickness it just depends on the person and the pregnancy. No two pregnancies are the same. It can also change throughout the pregnancy at any time. Some women go through the whole time without any sickness, lucky them!

Answer 6

Yeah very normal, but totally miserable, I had 24 hour sickness for the entire pregnancy. But usually it goes away after the 3rd month,so only a few more weeks to go. Good Luck

Answer 7

Not at all!

"morning" sickness is a really bad name because its misleading. Some women feel sick in the morning, some have waves of sickness all day, some feel worst at night. Some - like me - just have constant, unceasing gut wrenching nausea 24/7 and thats bloody horrible!!!!! I had to be given anti emetics in the end because it was so bad!

Although I suffered all day it was worst at night for me. I usually didn't feel too bad in the morning. It got worse as the day went on. I'm guessing that perhaps I felt sicknest at night because my stomach was fuller.

Some women don't get any sickness at all (like my lucky mum!). I so envy them!

Answer 8

Perfectly normal. You can feel it at any stage in the day.

I used to feel evening sickness much more if I was tired, so I used to lie down for a half an hour at lunchtime and found it really helped. Then I'd lie down again for 20 minutes after work, and that pretty much guaranteed I'd be ok for the evening.

Good luck for the rest of the pregnancy!

Answer 9

my sickness started out in the night, then went into the mornings.... Just depends on your body. My doctor had to put me on meds to keep me from getting sick all of the time. Been on the pills for 2 days, and have not gotten sick once. If it gets to bothersome for you, go see your doctor. Dehydration while pregnant is not a good combo.

Answer 10

no it's completely normal sickness can come at anytime of the day. It's called morning sickness because most women get it in the morning but not all.

Answer 11

Yes, it is normal.

It is just a name given to it. It doesn't reflect when you are suppose to be sick or feel nauseous.

I was sick 24/7 till the day my daughter was born with "morning" sickness.

Usually for most this only last a few weeks to months and not usually the whole pregnancy.

Good luck!