Morning sickness??

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Ok, so I know morning sickness does not necessarily happen in the morning, but are others finding themselves more nauseated/sick at night? I generally do well in the morning but nights is when it bothers me more.

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I’m sick all day regardless if it’s morning, afternoon, right after eating or right before bed

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Totally me. I never throw up just get super nauseous. So far anyways but it's always at night time for me.

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Between 10pm-3am. Makes me think the baby’s gonna be a night owl.

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When I was pregnant with my son, I usually got hit with morning sickness at night. My daughter is ten now and with her I had it all day long and was barely eating. With this baby, it’s all day long again and barely eating. I’m going to try and take 100mg of B6 at bedtime to see if it helps. I work in different schools when it’s in session and I can’t be randomly dry heaving in front of the kids and teachers.

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I tend to feel more queasy in the evenings as well. I think it might be because I'm good at snacking during the day then but by 6pm too tired to keep up
Ginger tummy drops have helped me -amazon.
Good luck!

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I donthave morning sickness yet but with my first I had it bad morning and night.

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I'm usually more sick at night too. It's like I have the energy to not let it bother me all day, but about 5 I start feeling like crap... nausea and exhausted and just done with life.

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Being tired really makes it worse for me so it could for you too. Also, maybe add in an afternoon/evening snack? Could help!

Morning sickness??

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