nausea fades = anxiety rises?

BzeetyD

I'm 14w4d and on day 3 with little to no afternoon/evening nausea (which had been my BFF since 7w) and although that's wonderful and what I've been wishing to happen for awhile now, it is also making me a little nervous without that reassurance.

When you stopped all your supplemental hormones did your nausea get better? I just took my last on Monday.

Can I get some happy nausea ending stories to ease my mind?

XOXOXO

thanks.

jeannaqueena

yup, nausea fades and worry sets in, then you will be stressing when will I start feeling kicks, then when you do you will think, I haven't felt them in a while and stress, then baby will kick your va-ja-ja or ovaries or ribs and it will hurt! But through it all you will love it and just wish baby was outside and "safe" in your arms bc till then the worry doesn't stop!  Then you will forget all of it and what it feels like and a new worry starts! Is my baby eating enough, when did they last poop!  But really all of it is worth every pin prick, lab test ect.  You have been through enough (reading your siggy) so I get it the worry is totally justified!  

74dragonfly

jeannaqueena said:

yup, nauseal fades and worry sets in, then you will be stressing when will I start feeling kicks, then when you do you will think, I haven't felt them in a while and stress, then baby will kick your va-ja-ja or ovaries or ribs and it will hurt! But through it all you will love it and just wish baby was outside and "safe" in your arms bc till then the worry doesn't stop!  Then you will forget all of it and what it feels like and a new worry starts! Is my baby eating enough, when did they last poop!  But really all of it is worth every pin prick, lab test ect.  You have been through enough (reading your siggy) so I get it the worry is totally justified!  

Exactly what Jeannaqueena said. Chances of loss fade sigficantly when you leave first trimester. Symptoms also come and go.

luvboston

Get a Doppler it makes a world of difference

amb2013

Yes! I stopped meds around 10 weeks and started to not have all day tiredness and nausea! Also, lately I've stopped throwing up, and have a better appetite! I think the no meds and 2nd tri are in your favor! Also, I have bad pgal brain, and use a sonnoline b Doppler which keeps me sane!

Julie21613

Ahhh Bzeety.....  I feel your pain!  I remember I couldn't wait for the evening nausea o go away... then when it did I was in panic mode till my a/s.  I did break down and buy a doppler.  It was my saving grace.  I have an anterior placenta so I didn't feel movement till I was 22 weeks... and even then it was sporadic.  PAIF/PgAL brain does get better... but it never goes away completely....deep breaths.... Baby Bzeety is doing just fine!

AustinAg03

Most certainly.  A direct link for me!

PurpleIris30

Even without being on meds, 13-15 weeks seems to be when a lot of women start feeling better in the 2nd tri.  I stopped meds at 11 weeks, and I was able to not take zofran starting about 15 weeks.  Try to enjoy feeling better, if you can.

CousinVicki

mine m/s stopped right around the,  to be replaced shortly thereafter with constant heartburn.

kaf7

SAIF friend here to say my nausea ended, I had a week of peace (read anxiety) and then another week of intense nausea and then no nausea until third tri heartburn hit. But once I hit 15 weeks (when the nausea ended for the 2nd time) I started obviously growing each week and that settled some of my fears. Bottom line from me is to try to enjoy not feeling pukey even though its tough.

BrideJackie11

I completely understand.  I haven't really had nausea which made me feel like I wasn't even pregnant throughout the beginning.  I worried for every ultrasound.  I second everone who suggested a doppler.  I use mine (sonoline every night.  It calms my worries.  I also think it helps me to take that time to focus on bonding with the baby.  Try to enjoy feeling better.  I had the panorama test which also reassured me that the baby is healthy in there.  You did CCS and so little one is genetically normal which is definitely reassuring.