im 37 wks pregnant and still vomiting is this normal?

Answer 1

Yeah, I think it can be, if nothing else is wrong. The majority of women get relief from vomiting and queeziness around 13 or 14 weeks. I'm not a doctor tho. My mother said she was "sick all 9 months" when she carried me. What does your doctor say?

Answer 2

I'd say sometimes it can be normal I also think your body has a way of telling you something is wrong as well my second pregnancy I was throwing up and wasn't able to eat so I was throwing up foam my doctor at the time said oh it's normal well I don't want to scare you but it didn't turn out good so if you feel you need to be reassured go to the hospital everyday if you have to if I could've done it over that what i would've done some doctors don't care.

Answer 3

It can be. My mom is always moaning that when she was pregnant with me she threw up from the day of conception to the day of my birth, and likes to tell me she was still vomiting when giving birth too.
Lots of women do have a break with the sickness, but there are those out there who don't It is fine, since everyone reacts to pregnancy differently.

Remember, there is no 'normal' when it comes to pregnancy :)

Answer 4

I had sickness all the way through with one mine. If it causes too much of a problem I think the doctor can give you something.
All the best with the birth, will not be too long now.

Answer 5

Yes speaking from experience with all three of mine i was sick right up until i gave birth and nothing stopped it not dry biscuits ginger tea nothing. but if you are unsure you should talk to your doctor they will put your mind at rest.

Answer 6

I think it is. some people never have morning sickness and some have it there entire pregnancy. I think it depends on your hormonal level and how your body reacts to the changes.