..when will morning sickness kick in?

Question

Ok, well, i'm guessing im 2 and a half to 3 weeks pregnant. Yay! So, when do you suppose morning sickness will kick in?..and..any advice on pregnancy during the first trimester?

Answer 1

some women never get morning sickness, i started getting it at 6 weeks and now im 29 weeks and still have it. you should hope that you dont get it. and enjoy your pregnancy if you dont, or do...but it will go alot smoother if you dont have morning sickness, also it dosent only happen in the morning it can happen anytime through the day or night. sickness is caused by the hormone change in your body.

Answer 2

some people never get morning sickness it all depends on the person and as for your first trimester relax and have a good time, don't over do it the first 3 months are very important 1 in every 4 women will miscarry within the first trimester. just relax and watch a lot of tv.

Answer 3

Some people never get morning sickness (which can happen anytime of the day) I was sick maybe 2-3 times my first trimester sometime after the 8th week. Congrats and good luck.

Answer 4

I am just wondering how far along you actually are?
It's impossible to know at 2.5 to 3 weeks because it's actually at around 2 weeks you concieve.
I will assume you are actually around 3 weeks past when your period was due? So around 7 weeks pregnant?
If I am right, then you probably would already have morning sickness by now if you are going to get it.
I never got it with my first, but with my other 3 it started at around 6 weeks and went away at around 16 weeks.

Fingers crossed you don't get it cause it sucks big time.

Congratulations on your pregnancy.

Answer 5

You may be lucky enough not to experience it. I had 4 children without any morning sickness, but ended up with morning sickness throughout my enitre pregnancy with my fifth one. My advice is don't do any heavy lifting, this is not just for the first trimester but for the whole pregnancy.

Answer 6

Dont worry it`ll come soon! Its hell absolute hell. I have suffered from week 6 to now and I am 14 weeks now and still feel sick although not quite as severe. Then again you may be very lucky and not get sick at all. Every woman is different and nothing is set in stone. Good luck to you for a happy healthy pregnancy and baby.

Answer 7

Not every woman experiences morning sickness and if you are one who isn't experiencing any nausea count yourself lucky. Even the term "morning" sickness is a misnomer. I had so-called morning sickness throughout the day for the first 9 weeks of my second pregnancy, while I experienced absolutely no nausea of any kind with my first and third pregnancy.

Answer 8

My morning sickness still hasn't kicked in, and I'm 30 weeks. Some women are lucky enough to never be sick. (My only problem was a temporary aversion-dry heaving to the taste of toothpaste if it sat around my molars too long while brushing my teeth.)
Advice? Take it easy, don't drink or smoke, don't go bungee jumping, take naps.

Answer 9

Not everyone suffers with morning sickness. During your first trimester see a good physician, take a good quality prenatal vitamin every day and take good care of yourself. Eat healthy meals and avoid cigarettes ( they cut off about 40% of an unborn babies oxygen) and avoid alcoholic beverages. Your uterus is like a seive, everything that you consume will eventually find its way into your uterus when you are carrying a child. Other than that, follow your doctors directions and take it easy!

Answer 10

MOrning illness can kick in as early as 4 weeks, or often times it would not ensue. the only time I have been given ill whilst pregnant substitute into once I smelled McDonalds, tuna, or egg salad (that have constantly made me sense queasy in any case). wish you're fortunate, and you do not get it! i substitute into :)