morning sickness basically has a mind of its own. it can last for the entire 9 months or it may only last the first trimester. for me though, i had morning sickness only once in a while. mine usually came when i would become stressed or too excited. so stay calm throughout your pregnancy. it should help.
Morning sickness really starts during first trimester but it will subside if the hormones progesterone comes down in the second trimester.
Yes, but it could also be something else. Morning sickness can happen at anytime of the day or last all day. Or all 9 months.
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Yes. Ironically morning sickness comes at any given time of day whether your sleeping or not... You don't have to eat for morning sickness to make you vomit... I had it morning noon and night with my last pregnancy... Saltine crackers will help some with it..
It generally ends at the end of the first trimester. Although some women may experience it during the entire pregnancy, others may never experience it at all. I never had morning sickness during my first pregnancy.
Yes & No, because cold symptoms can be a part of pregnancy. The same way as morning sickness can be.
It depends on the woman. For most women morning sickness will stop around the 12th-14th week of pregnancy. For other they may experience it a shorter or longer time. Some women have it thought their whole pregnancy.
Some people SAY there is but.... not anything really works. This will not last long. Try soda crackers to ease your tummy.
There are many ways to cope with morning sickness. Eating a balanced diet helps, and products such as "pregancy pops" can also aid in coping with nausea. Morning sickness usually doesn't last more than a few weeks, but if you have more concerns, consult with your doctor.
Motion sickness can last quite a long time if you get very sick. This sickness could last many long hours.
Some people SAY there is but.... not anything really works. This will not last long. Try soda crackers to ease your tummy.
Extreme morning sickness Can result in dehydration and hospitalisation, only occurs in 1 in 100 pregnancies and can last for the duration in extreme cases.