Is nausea common in the third trimester?

Re: Is nausea common in the third trimester?

• katykatykaty member

  January 2014

  Going from my own personal experience, yes.  I'm guessing it's hormone-related, and I have no idea how to fix it. 

  
  

  
  

  

  

  
  

  

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• babylimas member

  January 2014

  It comes back for a lot of people. I have it pretty frequently, but I think it's related to heartburn. Hope you can get some relief!

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• skeppler1 member

  January 2014

  I am having the same thing also. I assume it is because the baby(s) are pushing more on your insides and stomach.
  I also realized that I can't slouch on the couch on my back without feeling nauseous anymore. Too much weight so I am in search for new positions now.
  

  
  

  
  
  

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  January 2014

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• kimberpoo member

  January 2014

  I had one friend who was barfing every morning right up until the day she gave birth. Sorry you aren't feeling well....I don't have any suggestions aside from regular MS ideas. (turn the heat down, sit in front of a fan, drink ginger ale)

  
  

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• ewallace00 member

  January 2014

  29 w 4 d and just got a big wave of nausea 10 mins ago. I am also having heartburn from a fruit juice I had this morning too, so I just took a couple tums. Hoping this isn't a recurring thing, but I read MS may come back for 3rd tri.

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• legallyginger member

  January 2014

  My nausea is definitely back. I get it mostly when I lie down, so I'm assuming its from baby pressing on things. I also get it if I try to eat too much, which is probably from there not being enough room anymore. 

  

  

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• stepheverhart member

  January 2014

  My nausea is back full swing. It was about this time with DS too.

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• amsat member

  January 2014 edited January 2014

  TallAsh said:

  I am feeling nauseous again. I did in previous pregnancies as well. My guess is it's either related to hormones or my guts being squished by a giant fetus.

  I second this.

  

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• BuckeyeWife07 member

  January 2014

  I get it but like PP, I think it's because of my heartburn. No fun! 

  
  
  
  

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• VanessaBee member

  January 2014

  kakesworld said:

  32 weeks and I've begun getting small waves of it. Payback for not having to experience it in the 1st & 2nd trimesters, I think.

  This. Here I thought I was in the clear. What a lovely surprise.

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• PeachToadstool member

  January 2014

  I had nausea horribly up until 18 weeks and now it is back at 30 weeks but not as bad, but still quite a nuisance. I just make sure to always be sucking on something tangy...sour jolly ranchers will do and a very minty gum sometimes works too. I tried preggo pops and they are a waste of money in my opinion - just having something tangy or tart in my mouth to suck on worked on tempering the nausea a bit while I was at work. My doc said that since I haven't been sleeping well for the last couple weeks that this is probably contributing to it as well

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