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The return of the dreaded "N" word....

lalaphoenixlalaphoenix
in 1st Trimester

So from 5 weeks until the better part of 8 weeks, nausea had really settled it.  After that I was fine, could eat almost anything and was almost back to my regular routine.  HA!!!! Tuesday morning I noticed it returned but was off and on, yesterday it got worse, now today I woke up with it and it hasn't eased up since Sad.  Food aversions have also returned.

Am I the only one going through this?? Or are some of you ladies in the same boat??

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  • SigmundsGirlSigmundsGirl

    I'm right there with ya. I had a small period of time when the nausea was gone, but in the past 2 days it has come back. I don't feel like eating, but when I don't eat the nausea gets so much worse. We should only have a few more weeks of this, right?

    I expect a magical transformation when I hit 13w0d. Smile

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  • cawagstaffcawagstaff
    I just posted about this earlier, I just entered the stage where I am feeling really good, no nausea or food aversions. I was a bit worried when they started to fade away, but it sounds like they come back soon enough.
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  • lalaphoenixlalaphoenix

    To me, not only does it come back, but it does so with a vengence Crying.

    *Whining over*

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  • NeverKnewNeverKnew member

    It's almost like building an immunity to poison.  (Was it Girlfriend's Guide that called m/s "progresterone poisoning"?) 

    Your hormones are increasing, making you sick.  Some people's bodies almost build up a tolerance.  Then the hormones increase even more, and you feel sick from that.  Then it goes away once your body builds tolerance to that new higher level.  It rises again.  So on and so forth.

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  • sleepingbeauty825sleepingbeauty825 member
    Oh shoot, I hope this doesn't happen to me!
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  • hvanthoogthvanthoogt member
    imageNeverKnew:

    It's almost like building an immunity to poison.  (Was it Girlfriend's Guide that called m/s "progresterone poisoning"?) 

     OMG!!   LOL - I was cracking up b/c I never thought of it as poisoning...but it totally makes sense.  I have my fingers crossed that when I hit the 13wk mark it magically goes away.  That would be wonderful.

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  • lalaphoenixlalaphoenix
    imageNeverKnew:

    It's almost like building an immunity to poison.  (Was it Girlfriend's Guide that called m/s "progresterone poisoning"?) 

    I read that somewhere too but that totally slipped my mind Embarrassed.  My god I can't wait until my 13th week (crosses fingers it lets up sooner tho).  I was going to call my Dr again today (call me neurotic but I call/visit him about practically EVERYTHING) to ask him about it but decided I'll post here first.  Last time I went, which was around 9.5 weeks, it was for AF-like cramps; he assured me everything was ok, and I even heard LO's heartbeat Big Smile.

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