Can morning sickness end before 3-4 months? I'm 7.5 weeks and my morning sickness has started to subside.

Question

Is it ending so early a sign of m/c? I had a m/c 4 months ago and all of my symptoms stopped suddenly. I'm still having some unsettledness, but I'm not throwing up any more. I go again to the md in a week and a half.

Answer 1

Yes! It's totally normal. And women like me (who had it this pregnancy from 4-16 weeks) are completely jealous of women like you!

:-)

Good luck at your next appointment, and congrats on your new little one!

Answer 2

I never had any morning sickness with neither of my pregnancy..not even one time... I think every women reacts different...I expect to have morning sickness ...it worried me... because of a couple of my friends were pregnant at the same time.. and they were sick all the time..even losing weight over it...I ask the doctor if something was wrong with me...he said every pregnancies was different..that I was fine..and that I got lucky.....so yes, I believe this may be normal.....If you are really concerned about this you can always call your doctor and talk it over with them..or you could even call the maternity ward explain your situation to them and see what their ideas on the matter is..and if they have any suggestion what you should do or not......

Answer 3

no, because your morning sickness has stopped...DOES NOT mean that you are having or had a miscarriage. Some women don't ever get morning sickness, some get it just one time and others get it for the entire pregnancy. So whether you are are having morning sickness or not is not an indication at all of miscarriage.

Congrats on your pregnancy and good luck to you :)

Answer 4

I hate to be the bearer of undesirable information, yet your disease could no longer even end then. yet meanwhile, here's some techniques. Preggy pops are wonderful, they help to scale down disease. Ginger is an incredible anti-nausea agent, chew some clean, ginger tea or ginger ale. attempt switching your prenatal supplementations to evening as a exchange of morning. in the experience that your disease is worst first difficulty, enable approximately 20 minutes for your self 1st difficulty in the morning and formerly you even get off the mattress, attempt to nibble on some saltines and sip a splash Sprite or ginger ale. in the process the day, consume various small food relatively than great food. sturdy success!

Answer 5

Morning sickness is more during the first trimester. After that they say it should subside. I don't think it is a bad sign at all. my doctor actually told me you should ONLY have morning sicknes in the first three months. Good Luck!

Answer 6

It's not a sign of a miscarriage unless you're bleeding...

And I want you to know that I am so envious of you right now. I had 6 FULL months of 24/7 morning sickness, complete with projectile vomiting. I was CUTE. So don't knock it... you're lucky.

Answer 7

Yes, it is normal. BE THANKFUL! With my first daughter, I vomited ALL nine months, actually I got sick the morning I delivered. With my youngest, I was actually naueous for just one week, maybe two weeks. I never throw up. It stopped as quickly as it started. I carried her till 33.3 weeks due to low amnio fluid, due in turn to, Preg. Induced Hypertension or PIH. So in answer to your question, it's normal. God Bless and Best wishes!!

Answer 8

I found out I was pregnant with my first child when I was 32 yrs. old. I was literally sick for the whole nine months. I personally don't think you have anything to worry about being 7.5 months because you are to far along to have a miscarriage. You need to have that test to make sure the child is O.K. I can't spell it but I hope you know what I'm talking about. The test where they get samples from your belly; amniocentesis.

Answer 9

I didn't really start to get sick until my 2nd trimester! It really is different for every woman. Good luck and congrats!!

Answer 10

yes it can, i didn't have morning sickness,mines was at night