I am 7 weeks pregnant and not having any morning sickness. Should i be worried??

lacey1881

I am 7 weeks pregnant. I took two tests last Monday. I was having some bad nausea and horrible fatigue last week but come Friday it was gone. I have read alot of places that having sickness means the baby is healthy and growing right. On top of that my mother said the same thing. I have a doctor appointment on Monday but I am really nervous something's wrong because I'm not having any morning sickness. My symptoms are only extreme moodiness, my boobs hurt really bad and have gotten fuller, and the pain seems to get worse as time goes on, exhaustion, and of course no period. No morning sickness. Can this be normal?? Or should I be worried???

sunlavender

Symptoms come and go.  Completely normal.

cMichelle0423

lacey1881 said:

I am 7 weeks pregnant. I took two tests last Monday. I was having some bad nausea and horrible fatigue last week but come Friday it was gone. I have read alot of places that having sickness means the baby is healthy and growing right. On top of that my mother said the same thing. I have a doctor appointment on Monday but I am really nervous something's wrong because I'm not having any morning sickness. My symptoms are only extreme moodiness, my boobs hurt really bad and have gotten fuller, and the pain seems to get worse as time goes on, exhaustion, and of course no period. No morning sickness. Can this be normal?? Or should I be worried???

QFP

Like PP said, symptoms come and go. They also don't have anything to do with the health of your pregnancy.

PrimRoseMama

Morning sickness means nothing for how healthy your pregnancy is.

eliza329

I am 10 weeks pregnant and haven't had any morning sickness so far. I have been nauseas a lot but my doctor said it's fine and nothing to worry about. Everyone goes through pregnancy differently but as long as your baby is good your good. Try not to read too much, that's what had me extremely nervous as well lol.

GermanGirl2007

Speaking from experience as a 39 week pregnant woman that never puked ONCE during my entire pregnancy - barfing has nothing to do with how healthy your baby is. Don't let your mom convince you that something is wrong. That's ridiculous. I would just enjoy the fact that you aren't huddled over a toilet!

lacey1881

Thankyou too all of you. I think what got me more nervous was my mom telling me she's worried about the baby because I haven't thrown up and telling me that morning sickness is a sign the baby is healthy, which I had already read. She told me I was the only one she had morning sickness with and every other time she never had it and there was complications with my brother and she lost the other ones. So I've been paranoid somthing must be wrong since she told me that. I am really glad I found this website!! This is my first pregnancy and I have alot of questions. And I will try not to read to much on the internet lol I have a problem with that ^_^

PrimRoseMama

Your mom needs to can it & stop creating worry for you.

peanutbuttervibes

I suggest taking whatever "advice" your mom has with a grain of salt. In my last pregnancy I had little to no symptoms what so ever and my son is as healthy as can be!

JennYoga

I am 7 weeks pregnant without morning sickness as well. At least 3 of my friends who had healthy babies never got sick so, I am not that worried. I have other symptoms that let me know I am pregnant such as HUGE SORE BOOBS, achy tummy, slight cramps, fatigue, heartburn, shortness of breath when eating, and crying around 14 times a day for no reason whatsoever.

All I can say is that as freaked out as I am ....I know have no control over the outcome of this first trimester. Once I accepted that....I could breath a bit easier. 

MichaelSC28

You should be screaming from the roof tops at the fact you don't have nausea...ugh if I could trade places with you or your mom so that you feel like your baby is health by being miserable...I would do it right now.

I had a friend who had no nausea barely any symptoms and her daughter was born with no issues...I love old wives tales.

luvmybundle

I'm currently nursing a baby with whom I never had morning sickness with. No nausea, no food aversions, no vomiting at all. Be happy.

stephbethres

I'm 9.2 weeks pregnant and my morning sickness is just starting to hit me as of a couple days ago! Lasting pretty much off and on all day! Everyone is different! Enjoy feeling great!! Good luck!

designchica

I haven't had much ms either and like you I was a little worried, though grateful not to be dealing with nausea. I think it's totally normal to worry,especially w your mother freaking you out. Try to relax if you can, and have faith that things are ok.

lacey1881

Thank you for the replies. I have since told my mom not to give me advice. I told her that my doctor told me not to take advice from people other then him, and that I'm telling everyone the same thing. We had a huge fight because she said I don't appreciate her advice. Which I don't but I was trying everything in my power to avoid her doing this whole thing by telling her in a nice way. My fiance is actually very angry at her for the worry and very negative things she has said about this baby and its well being. I have since come to realize she is jealous because she has been trying to find a way to adopt and she got turned down and she cant have anymore kids and her younger husband wants kids. She is also very angry at me for not moving to her state and leaving my fiance to move in with her. We have always had issues and this has just made things alot worse. Its better for me to live away from her, we tend to have less issues lol

Unfortunately both my mom and my fiances mom will only have supervised visits with their grand-baby. Both our families are completely messed up and we don't trust our baby alone with them.

KittyMu82

PrimRoseMama said:

Morning sickness means nothing for how healthy your pregnancy is.

That's right. People just say it indicates things are going well to make pregnant women feel better about their awful symptoms. In fact 50% of women don't get symptoms. That doesn't mean their hormones aren't rising just like the other 50% - it just means their body doesn't react to the rise in hormones with symptoms like nausea.