Anyone else get nauseous from certain smells?!?

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My sense of smell is super heightened right now, and certain smells are making me nauseous. I just went pee and got all nauseous from the scent of my pee! (And I drink lots of water so my pee doesn't really smell) wtf!

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My triggers were the smell of cooking food, cigarette smoke, fish, and gas stations... my hubby was kind enough to pump my gas for me for a few weeks while that one passed.

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My sense of smell was always too good, but now omg..my husband calls me a K9 😂..so almost everything smelled horrible during first trimester but now in the second its a kinda easier..

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Right now, it's: the smell of cooking food, any citrus, bananas, exhaust, diesel fuel, cigarette smoke, my own pee, my son's diapers (wet & poopy)...with my son I just couldn't eat eggs. Little did I know I had it easy last time!

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The smell of any meat product being cooked during the first 3 months made me so sick :(

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During my first and second trimester I would get nauseous from so many different smells. Everything from French fries to people's B. O.  to the smell of anything cooking. I really hated the smell of meat cooking, especially bacon lol I've always had a great sense of smell and once I got pregnant, it became even stronger. Thankfully once I hit the third trimester, those smells no longer made me nauseous.

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With my now 2 year old son I was highly sensitive to Bleach. That's how I found out I was pregnant lol. 36 weeks & 3 days with Twin Boys and any cleaner made me sick the first 2-3 months.

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the smell of lumber/wood. the way the ice cubes in the freezer smell (my so said they smell like nothing haha). the smell when you first walk into trader joes. the list goes on... sigh.

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I am 9 weeks and I used to be sensitive to smell during 6-8 weeks. Now, my husband is the one that is sooooooo sensitive to smell. Makes me think he is pregnant too. 😄 but that thing do happen.

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Yea urine made me sick in my first trimester. In the second trimester, any kind of burnt smell, most especially burnt food that my SO made on a nightly basis would send me over the edge. Now in trimester three, I'm all good.

Anyone else get nauseous from certain smells?!?

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