During my last pregnancy, I was even sicker but never took the data — this time, I decided to record. FWIW, there was another vomiting episode in week 18-19, but I'm limiting this to first tri only.
Posted by agprime19
During my last pregnancy, I was even sicker but never took the data — this time, I decided to record. FWIW, there was another vomiting episode in week 18-19, but I'm limiting this to first tri only.
Posted by agprime19
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Data source: myself and the toilet bowl/bathroom sink/kitchen sink/backyard lawn/random pavements/random grass
Generated using google sheets 🙂
I had morning sickness until month 7 both fucking times. Be grateful it was only 14 week 🙁
Are you eating when you get the nausea?? Counter intuitive, but I swear it helped me!
This is one of my great fears for getting pregnant :(( how did it affect your ability to work, drive, etc.?
Ugh. My heart goes out to you OP. This actually makes me curious about what the data would show for me. My first was so, so bad. I was sick through like, week 24, and the “morning” part of the sickness was some BS because I was sick all day. I’d have to pull off the road sometimes and jump out of the car. A bad smell, a bad texture, an unexpected taste, feeling dehydrated, metal spoons and forks. *Thinking* about an unpleasant taste or texture or smell. Anything and everything. I was miserable.
So glad this will never be me, jfc
Cries in hyperemisis gravidarum 😭 I was sick 4-6 times a day from week 5 until week 39 when I gave birth!
Are you currently or have you considered taking Magnesium supplements?
My understanding (secondhand from my pregnant partner) is morning sickness is often tied to a magnesium deficiency.
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