Is a lack of hunger during the first trimester or at any time normal for a pregnant woman?

Question

As well as aversians to certain foods?

Answer 1

Sure, as long as it is not a long period of lack of hunger. Definately you will not like certain foods that you may have loved before you were pregnant. Sometimes I could only drink ice tea in the morning or even all day, with my nausea. They call it "Morning sickness", but it is all day sickness, (with me anyway). Congrats and good luck. You might want to talk to your Gyne if you aren't hungry for long periods of time, that baby needs a lot of nurishment. And you need double, since the baby is taking it all from you. Take care of yourself.

Answer 2

Yes, its normal. Your first trimester there is so much going on inside your body. You should still try to eat tho. I had to force my self to eat breakfast cause I'm not a morning eater! I'm sure that everyone is different but in my 3rd trimester, I cant get enough to eat. Even if you can eat a apple or 1/2 of an apple. They are very filling and good for you too!

Answer 3

Yes, when I was in my first trimester I wasn't hungry much. Once I got into my second trimester though, that all changed! That's when i started to get cravings and aversions. Now I'm in my third trimester and I have to be eating something all the time! So, don't worry, it is normal to not be hungry sometimes, especially in your first trimester when your body is getting used to being pregnant. You will most likely get your appetite back soon :)

Answer 4

yes, i lost about 10 pounds durring my first trimester. eating all the time isn't that important durrng your first trimester. my baby was born very healthy and i didn't start getting an apitite until the end of the second trimester.

Answer 5

Absolutely, normally it's called Morning Sickness but sometimes you can feel not hungry without having any nausea....

Likewise, you can have morning sickness all day long and even until the end of the pregnancy!

Trust me, I had it BAD!

This really sucks, but you gotta force yourself to eat! I found that I did well with Pop Tarts... they kept the nausea down and they do have vitamins in them! Along with tons of fruits and veggies!

Just make sure that you are eating enough to be on schedule with your normal weight gain... You only wanna gain 25 to 35 pounds anyway!!!

Answer 6

Every pregnancy is different. My hunger increased 2nd trimester and then slowed down during 3rd. You will never the same feelings/hunger etc., as any other woman.

If you are NOT hungry, still eat! It's important for he develpement of your child.

Answer 7

Absolutely, I lost 6 kgs in my first trimester.

Answer 8

Yes this is very normal. Right now with this pregnancy, I could have just finished cooking something or even eaten it and a few minutes later I will throw it up or the smell of it will make me sick.

Answer 9

That is normal. I had no appetite with my daughter off and on the whole time. I lost weight and then put it on. As for the food aversion, I ate the weirdest things and hated the stuff I usually liked. Them darned hormones ;)

Answer 10

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