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I "miss" my morning sickness!

DoubleTrouble1007DoubleTrouble1007 member
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So I started this pregnancy off with years of fertility issues. I got pregnant with an IUI and I am now 9 weeks today! I started having some nausea in my 7th week and now it is gone! I felt horrible this weekend, so I took some time to rest and relax. Is it normal for the morning sickness to come and go? I don't go to the doctor again until April 8 (after seeing my baby every week since 4 weeks, this is a long wait) and I would love any hope that this is normal! 
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    delujm0delujm0 member
    It is completely normal. Many people, myself included, never even have any morning sickness at all.

    As nice as it must be to have an early symptom (even though it is meaningless and women have reported MS and miscarried while others report no MS and deliver healthy babies), don't wish for morning sickness when you're fine. So many women suffer for weeks or months with extreme morning sickness or HG. Be thankful you're not dealing with that.
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    DoubleTrouble1007DoubleTrouble1007 member
    Thank you :-) I am in a limbo of being thankful and being worried!
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    CatsAreShadyCatsAreShady member
    I have 3 kids and I've never gotten sick with any of them. Consider it a blessing and it's definitely nothing to stress about. Enjoy it!
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    taahirataahira member
    Urgh don't wish for MS, Ive had it my whole pregnancy, I'm currently 37 weeks. It's sucked. Having MS has no relevance to a healthy pregnancy. It's great that it's settled down for you.
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    rms924rms924 member
    I was pretty consistently sick, but around 9 weeks started to feel better. Sorry to report (and it's different for every woman!), it came back for me with a vengeance. Only now, in week 11, am I feeling some relief. 

    It's so hard because unless you have an ultrasound  at home (or a doppler) there's no way to know if everything is ok. Symptoms aren't a reliable indicator. It's pretty maddening, but just know: 1. we are all in the same boat and 2. it's totally normal for symptoms to come and go


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    misskris88misskris88 member
    I totally understand! I'm 10 weeks and mine got so much better this week. At first I freaked out, but then a lot of people told me that it can be perfectly normal! We may just be the lucky ones. :)

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    NittanyPANittanyPA member
    If you want MS, you can have mine. heading into 3rd tri and it's finding its way back.
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    bobbiebellabobbiebella member
    Some days are better for my MS, other days are horrible. I look forward to it going away, but who knows if it will stay away?
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    rubysparklesrubysparkles member
     i had it for 13 weeks so glad this time around i haven't had any... yet just dizziness 
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    jennaleigh23jennaleigh23 member
    You'll have good days and bad! Enjoy the good while they last! I had pretty consistent m/s up until about 20 weeks and only have it under control cause I took more diclectin! Otherwise I'd still be throwing up every day!
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    Feb 2014: told to consider pregnancy "sooner than later"
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    May 2014: blood work, all good
    June 2014: IUI #1, BFP, c/p 
    July 2014: IUI #2, reaction to hormone in donor sperm, essentially body rejects IUI, bfn
    Nov 2014: Surprise BFP with new b/f
    Dec 2014: ultrasound at 6w5d, got to see my little one's heartbeat at 120bpm
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    gatormom73gatormom73 member
    Yes it completely normal I was scared to death when my morning sickness would dissappering. I thought if I wasnt sick that I had a mc. Dont worry thats not the case! Im 26 weeks now I hardly had any MS at all. It completely ended at 11 weeks and had started at 6 weeks
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    kristyna27kristyna27 member
    Ugh do notttt wish for your morning sickness to be back! I've been vomiting everyday it's awful. I'm 7 weeks and did have moments where I felt okay but trust me YOURE LUCKY :x
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    aspargerasparger member
    While I can totally understand your desire to see symptoms after years of fertility issues, I would count yourself lucky if you're not having them.  Morning sickness is downright miserable and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.  I had it during my first pregnancy and am battling it right now with this second pregnancy.  The sickness can get so bad that it only stresses you out and that's not good for you or the baby. 
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