Morning Sickness

yes that is because you will feel hungry after not ea`ting for so many hours....................if you must not have that you must eat any thing in a 3 hour distance of time...................

No, it does not occur until 2 weeks after sex at the earliest. For most women it does not start until 4-6 weeks after sex

While there is no one way to prevent morning sickness. You will have to see what is right for you. A lot of women use the following: Ginger tea, Ginger ale, Ginger snaps, crackers, pretzels, lemon water, lemon wedges, lime water, lime wedges, dry biscuits, scones, rice, bananas, plain pasta, and toast.

== == It is true that if you have had morning sickness with prior pregnancies you are more likely to have it again in subsequent pregnancies, but it doesn't have to follow that pattern. Every pregnancy is different and has different symptoms. Be glad you don't have to deal with the Morning Sickness this time!

• The term "Morning Sickness" usually refers to the nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy. Up to 75% of pregnant women have morning sickness to varying degrees, usually occurring within the first three months of pregnancy. It is called "Morning Sickness" even though it can happen any time of the day or the night, it most often occurs when first waking in the morning. Sometimes weakness, feeling shaky, excessive salivation, heightened sense of smell, feeling faint or sweaty and clammy accompanies the nausea. Other symptoms of pregnancy occur simultaneously with these symptoms, but they are symptoms of the pregnancy itself not of morning sickness. These are: back pain, headaches, feeling fatigue, sleepiness, swollen and tender breasts, darkening of the color of the areola (area around the breast nipple), constipation, food cravings, frequent urination, and lower abdominal cramping.
• When I was pregnant, I had a few severe dizzy spells in the first few months. I would be sitting down, watching TV or whatever, and I would all of a sudden feel like I was going to fall over and start spinning. I didn't know I was pregnant at the time, but once I realized it, the dizzy spells made more sense. There are certainly other causes for dizziness; at least the dizziness I have occasionally experienced, and here are a few: stress, sleeping problems, too much or not enough sugar if you do or could have any blood sugar issues, withdrawal from caffeine, alcohol, or any drugs, even prescription drugs.
• Even before I missed my first period I knew I was pregnant; mostly because I was extremely dizzy. Sometimes I even had trouble walking straight.
• Morning sickness will feel different for everyone, but the feeling of nausea is common. A pregnant woman may have intense instances of vomiting, occassional nausea, or uncomfortable queasiness. Headaches, fatigue and dizziness are common, as is an aversive sensitivity to particular smells.
• Not everybody is the same. I started getting sick when I was about 11 to 13 weeks. it did not last long. The only time I threw up was when I smelled eggs or fish.
• Heartburn.

Pregnancy symptoms differ between women, but one of the most common symptoms is a missed menstrual cycle. Another symptom that is ne of the earliest and most common, is Implantation Bleeding, where the embryo implants itself into the uterine wall 6-12 days after conception. A week after conception, some women may nootice their breasts getting swollen, or tender, and may experience slight fatigue, and in about 4-8 weeks, women will experience nausea, or morning sickness. These symptoms will be followed by backaches in the lower back area, headaches, and frequent urination. The skin around the nipples might get darker, and there will be a strong craving for certain foods which may last during the whole pregnancy.

You don't, your period comes and ends when it decides to. There is no way to slow it down, speed it up, or anything. If this question was driven by stress because your period makes you feel miserable, you might consider PMS? PMS sucks.. I have it too. It helps to get alot of sleep, eat a lot of fruits and veggies, and make sure to wash your hands and take lots of showers.

Yes, nausea and even vomiting in the mornings can be caused by other things. One of the most likely is low blood sugar. While sleeping, you are not taking in any food or calories but your body is still using them up. So, some people's bodies are not properly regulating blood sugars and the levels may go too low at night. This is also what causes many women who have morning sickness in pregnancy to have those symptoms. If you eat five or six small meals during the day, with the last one of them prior to bed being mostly protein, you can keep your blood sugars more even, which may prevent the morning dips in blood sugar levels and those associated symptoms. Try also eating a saltine cracker first thing in the morning and follow that, when nausea has passed, with a well balanced small meal. Try to eat something every two or three hours during the day.

Another cause of morning sickness when not pregnant can be acid reflux disease, also known as Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). This usually involves people who are overweight but not always and who frequently eat a large amount before going to bed. Lying down after eating can aggravate the condition, so it is usually advised that you not lie down for at least 15 minutes after a meal and eat small meals every few hours instead of large ones. In GERD, the valve that prevents food from backflow from your stomach back up into your esophagus, doesn't operate properly and food and stomach acids can move backwards into the esophagus and create heartburn and nausea and sometimes vomiting. If you also have hyperacidity of the stomach contents (often caused simply by what has been eaten), then this will also increase the likelihood of morning nausea and vomiting as it accumulates over night when not needed for digestion. This is a disorder that should be discussed with a doctor or other health care professional to determine what treatment, if any, is needed. GERD, in a few cases, can cause damage to the esophagus, so it is something that should be addressed.

not because they impregnate.

Yes you can have feelings of being pregnant right after conception. Based on the extreme amounts of hormones being pumped by your body. So to answer your question, if you had unprotected sex, you may be pregnant and symptoms may be occuring. If you can not wait the 2 weeks to take the at-home pregnancy test I suggest you go ahead and schedule yourself an appointment at a doctors office ASAP. Base it on a regular check up if you feel embarrased, but when you go in ask for a blood pregnancy test.

Nearly all women experience morning sickness to one extent or another, however, it is possible to be pregnant and not have morning sickness. It is recommended that women who think they are pregnant take a pregnancy test to find out for sure.

Yes, except where it is a known, limited loss due to a medical condition (e.g. digestive treatment). Babies are expected to gain weight generally, but some will gain too rapidly and can benefit from a weight closer to the normal average.

Not necessarily. There could be something else making you throw up. Go to the store, buy an over-the-counter pregnancy test, and follow the directions on it.

It's more typical around 3 weeks or longer.

It's possible, but not very likely. That is pretty early. Take a test or go see a doctor to find out if you are pregnant or not.

I do not agree. It is very possible to have sore breasts and morning sickness 6 days after getting pregnant - I did. Wait until your period is at least one day late and take a test.

Yes - it is possible! I had sore breasts 2 days after conception in all 3 of my pregnancies, and in the latter two of those pregnancies, I also had nausea 2 days after conception, (unfortunately those latter 2 pregnancies ended in miscarriages)

I'm interpreting your question as: Why is it difficult to get up and get going in the morning? If so, then there could be a variety of reasons. If it continues to get worse and begins to affect your ability to perform activities of daily living, please go to a doctor and get your self checked.

Possibilities can range from depression to hypoglycemia. Both of those can be treated with the proper medication. It may also be an indicator of some other underlying condition that may be even a bigger concern. Best thing is if it continues to worry you, get an examination.

Yes. Morning sickness can happen all hours of the day or night, and at all times throughout your pregnancy. And it can be different during each subsequent pregnancy.

it can start as early as the first month or not at all. not everyone has morning sickness

Morning sickness starts about right when you find out that you are pregnent. Sometimes though, sex is not always the anser. i had to have sex with my husband almost 20 times to have my daughter. Having a baby ain't easy!

Around six weeks the average. However everyone is different! Some can start few days after conception some will never have it!

It is different for each woman. Some women never get it, some get it in the first few months. Morning sickness isn't literally just being sick in the morning, either. It could be during any time of the day.

-Abaddon

Although it changes from time to time, nausea and vomiting can start around the 6th week of pregnancy, and can last until usually around the 12th week. This varies between each woman and some will have queasiness longer than others.

Yes you can experience nausea in your 9th month of pregnancy.

Pregnancy hardly ever goes by the book.

Some women have no nausea at all, some in the 1st trimester, some all through the pregnancy, some in the 2nd trimester or in the 3rd trimester.

It's completely normal as long as you don't stop eating or can't keep food down.

Nausea is quite common in the ninth month as the stomach is squashed by the growing uterus.

Eating little and often is the secret. No big meals, and eat high energy meals with lots of good carbs, labour is not called labour for nothing.

As early as one day, and as late as 19 weeks after the pregnancy has started.

Most common it starts with in 4 to 8 weeks but that does not suggest that it can start much later or much earlier then expected.

Some people never even experience it.

Its different for everyone and its only the reaction of your body to the increased hormone levels and that is why the range of when morning sickness starts can every because the reaction to the changes is different to everyone. The fact is everyone has different levels of all hormones through out there body, this means some peoples bodies are mostly more use to the hormones then others and this explains why some may never experience it. Well others might experience morning sickness as early as day after the pregnancy starts.

As well chances are many might mistake it for the flu.

Hey Yeah you can get a positive at four weeks pregnant :)

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