When did your "morning" sickness end? Please only respond if you had BAD morning sickness...

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I had terrible morning sickness all day and night from 4 weeks to 22 weeks and I'm 31 weeks now and it's back again sadly. :(

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I was around 16+ weeks when I finally got some relief and was able to hold at least a light meal down

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I'm 20 weeks tomorrow and still taking unisom and B6 at least once a day and zofran a few times a week....

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I had "night" sickness.  Mornings were fine but nights were awful.  12 -14 weeks started to feel better.  Hang in there.

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I'm 28 weeks and I'm still slightly sick at night and I still take Diclegis, but the all day vomiting stopped at 20 weeks and I haven't taken Zofran since then.

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It hasn't!

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Mine stopped around 14 weeks. There was a point when I was about 23 weeks or so that it returned for a couple of days.

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I didn't start feeling better until around 15 weeks, but even now (23 weeks) I still get sick and have certain food adversions. I realized that if I'm even a little hungry I will throw up. So I have to eat constantly or I feel worse.

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I have been extremely sick. Hospitalized 4 times, an at home IV system. It has literally been horrible. I know zofran is a no no but I have to take it. I have also lost 20lbs in 3 months

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Every person is different. I'm currently 15 weeks and am still getting sick each day I don't take Diclegis (nausea medicine). Most women begin to feel better their second trimester, but there are still a lot of women who continue to feel sick.

When did your "morning" sickness end? Please only respond if you had BAD morning sickness...

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