Morning sickness in first trimester

Re: Morning sickness in first trimester

• paytonpedro member

  August 2022

  You can have none or it can be very severe. Also, it’s misleading that they call it “morning” sickness because it can occur at any point in the day and is most definitely not limited to the morning. There is absolutely no way to know what it will be like for you and none of our experiences will help you or can give you any idea. 

  Fwiw, it’s been different for me in all of my pregnancies ranging from barely any to dry heaving most of the day. 

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• lthorn94 Newbie

  August 2022

  Did you take anything that helped? I am was excited but now worried about getting pregnant, as awful as that sounds. I am married and ready, but do not want to ruin the special day. I also do not ovulate regularly so I need help from the doctor, so I don’t want to hold off any longer than I need to 🙁

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• lilswed member

  August 2022

  There are lots of remedies and different meds drs can give depending on severity. 

  IMHO a pregnancy lasts most of a year- so it will impact life and then continue to post pregnancy. There really isn’t a perfect time and no matter how much planning you do - you still have very little control over when it actually happens. If you are close friends with the bride- I think she’d get it - just don’t announce your pregnancy at her wedding !!!😂

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• lthorn94 Newbie

  August 2022

  Would never!!! Thank you so much for the response. This helps! 😊

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• knottie59ddfca4fc8a46fe member

  August 2022

  I found that exercise helps with the nausea in the morning. Also for me eating some bread right when I wake up to soak up the lactic acid in my stomach helps stabilize the nausea in the mornings. Then I snack often, on saltine crackers, hot water with lemon, and definitely eggs. I avoid anything with acid: tea, milk, etc. good luck!

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