How long after you are pregnant do you start morning sickness?

Question

Is it possible to have morning sickness the first week of pregnancy?

Answer 1

that has to depend. i dont experience in my first one but second one i do have and last for three months

Answer 2

No, it is not possible.

Technically, the first week of your pregnancy starts with the first day of your last period, so it isn't possible to have morning sickness in the first week... You are not pregnant in the first week.

Between the second and third week of pregnancy, you release an egg (this is if you are on a regular 28-day cycle). If you have sex, the egg would be fertilized roughly 2-4 days after ovulation.

During the third and fourth week of pregnancy, the fertilized egg will make its way down the fallopian tube and into the uterus where it will implant itself.

Within a few days, your body will start producing HCGH - the hormone that home pregnancy tests check for. Only after that time are you technically pregnant and with most pregnancies, this is in the fourth week of 'pregnancy'.

It would be incredibly, incredibly rare for you to suffer from morning sickness by the fourth week as the level of HCGH isn't enough to effect you. There are always exceptions to the rules.

On average, most women who will experience morning sickness in their pregnancy will start experiencing it in the 6-8th week.

Answer 3

What do you mean by "1st week of pregnancy".... not even a doctor can truly confirm the EXACT timing of your pregnancy - it is all a calculation, an estimated guess. Of course, with technology you are able to confirm as close as possible.

Apparently, you are not even sure if you are pregnant. If you were, trust me on this one you wouldn't be asking when morning sickness would start - you'd be asking when it would END!

I never had morning sickness during my pregnancy (I was lucky) - it all depends on the individual - hopefully, you'll be one of the lucky ones.. but you may want to get a PT to confirm - please see a doctor as well.. with a pregnancy nothing should be a guessing game - prenatal care is vital and absolutely necessary -- being a good and caring mom begins waaay before the baby is born!

You should try reading this book: WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN EXPECTING & you can also sign up for BABYTALK MAGAZINE, it's free!

GOOD LUCK

Answer 4

Depends on the person. With my first pregnancy I never got sick. With this pregnancy (second) I have been sick since before I got my positive result and I'm still getting sick at 12 weeks...

Answer 5

nicely there is rather no set answer on your question, regrettably. the overall rule is morning affliction starts round 6 weeks and lasts until eventually 12 weeks or so, in spite of the indisputable fact that some women people initiate feeling ill earlier 6 weeks and it even lasts longer than 12. As i'm particular you may tell contained in the kind of solutions that you've gained already, each and every lady and being pregnant is thoroughly different. attempt to get as a lot relax as you may.

Answer 6

morning sickness was the way I knew I was pregnant both times! I was sick before I even missed a period! some women are sick from the get go and some never experience it.

Answer 7

do you mean you already know your pregnant or you just think you are.
i had morning sickness after two weeks of being pregnant i think it all depends on the person some people it lasts the whole pregnancy too

Answer 8

Yes, it's very possible. Some women experience various symptoms very early (for me it was bloating, the morning sickness only started at 9 weeks or so).

Answer 9

Yes. For me, it seemed as soon as knew, the morning sickness started and lasted for 3 months and then was gone. It's different for everyone.

Answer 10

yes it is. I started having morning sickness my second week with all my kids. I started very early

Answer 11

My aunt is having morning sickness since she found out she's pregnant... she still having them now and she is four months.