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starsinger17 · May 2016

How long after spotting that may or may not be implantation spotting would morning sickness start?

suchaglencoco · May 2016

starsinger17 said:

How long after spotting that may or may not be implantation spotting would morning sickness start?

There is no set timeline. Some women never even have morning sickness. If you're trying to figure out if you're pregnant, poas. If it's too early to test, it's probably too early for symptoms.

starsinger17 · May 2016

It's not too early to test but I always wait for FMU and I don't have a test.
With my two boys I never had morning sickness or any symptoms really other than missed period so I have not idea when it would happen.
I had a really super light almost nonexistent period for only two days about a week ago. Then this morning I work up with a killer migraine and got randomly super nauseous and threw up like 3 times. I NEVER throw up even with a headache. So I'm curious since I never experienced morning sickness if its too early or what.

splsmama2016 · May 2016

I never had morning sickness or any symptoms other than a missed period (duh lol) and then I got fat..... If you're far enough along and you haven't had any symptoms, thank your lucky stars

mrszoess · May 2016

we can't see inside your uterus, I would've got a test the second I finished throwing up

FiancB · May 2016

It's different for everyone. For some it's one of their first symptoms, for others they get it later or not at all. Take a test to figure out whether it was in fact IB and you're pregnant, then wait and see if you get MS. How is starting this thread easier or more efficient than going to buy a test?

kyraaD · May 2016

on the next full moon after the possible implantation spotting.

starsinger17 · May 2016

FiancB said:

It's different for everyone. For some it's one of their first symptoms, for others they get it later or not at all. Take a test to figure out whether it was in fact IB and you're pregnant, then wait and see if you get MS. How is starting this thread easier or more efficient than going to buy a test?

Because my husband works nights and I have the kids so I can't get a test and I'm an impatient b.i.t.c.h.

mrszoess · May 2016

like I said, none of us can tell you if you're pregnant. we can't test your blood and we can't see your uterus.

theres also no need to be rude. asking why you feel strangers on the Internet are a better option than a test which actually gives the answer you want is a valid question.

also if we all told you "no" you'd probably have the same attitude. coming on here thinking we are your personal Google or fishing for the "perfect" answer aren't exactly looked highly upon.

SuperNerd42 · May 2016

starsinger17 said:

FiancB said:

It's different for everyone. For some it's one of their first symptoms, for others they get it later or not at all. Take a test to figure out whether it was in fact IB and you're pregnant, then wait and see if you get MS. How is starting this thread easier or more efficient than going to buy a test?

Because my husband works nights and I have the kids so I can't get a test and I'm an impatient b.i.t.c.h.

You can't take your kids to the pharmacy?

juliehollz13 · May 2016

If you're indeed 2 weeks late (if you did have implantation bleeding) then you wouldn't need FMU to turn a test. At 6 weeks I could turn a test with any urine.

delujm0 · May 2016

I feel like if you're pregnant enough to feel nauseated, you can probably POAS without FMU. FMU is really only necessary if you're testing super early (like before you expected your period). It sounds like you got spotting around the time that you expected your period...so you're probably far enough along to test at any time of the day.

FWIW, implantation spotting is pretty rare. So it's more likely that you just had a light period and then a stomach bug or something.

GinnyJ2012 · May 2016

SuperNerd42 said:

starsinger17 said:

FiancB said:

It's different for everyone. For some it's one of their first symptoms, for others they get it later or not at all. Take a test to figure out whether it was in fact IB and you're pregnant, then wait and see if you get MS. How is starting this thread easier or more efficient than going to buy a test?

Because my husband works nights and I have the kids so I can't get a test and I'm an impatient b.i.t.c.h.

You can't take your kids to the pharmacy?

WSS, why can't you take your kids to buy a test? I took mine to buy tests?

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