No sugar???

Question

So lately I can't seem to eat anything sweet without it coming back up. I don't know how to feel about it, I was concerned about GD, and will talk to my doctor about it on my upcoming visit next Saturday, but has anyone else been experiencing this? I can't even eat a peppermint, with it coming right back up!! 😩😩

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Since I got my bfp I haven't been able to stomach ANYTHING sweet. My friend said that it indicates a boy, and she was right! I'm a ftm and haven't been tested for GD, but I'm not too concerned. I think it's just another food aversion.

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I'm in the same boat. For the life of me I can't eat anything overly sweet. No juice or soda. Even Milk taste sweet to me.... or maybe it's the cereal with the milk. Either way I have the nasty after taste and my stomach feels like it's full of sugar and I get so nauseous!!!! I threw up a few times after eating/ drinking a few things. This happened during my 2nd pregnancy and I thought I had GD but didn't. Baby's gender ended up being a boy. Not sure if that will be the case this time around. It will be interesting to find out!!

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In a similar boat here. Super sweet things (fruit the most) is coming back up on me lately. Also dealing with the bad taste in mouth after eating anything sweet. I'm just kind of rolling with it at this point since it seems like every week changes in regards to what I can or cannot eat.

Hang in there! Good luck. :)

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I'm not throwing up food anymore but sugar gives me an awful taste in my mouth. I never had GD in my other pregnancies and don't feel especially at risk this time or anything . Not sure 🤔 just one of those pregnancy mysteries !!

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I'm not throwing up but I do have an awful aftertaste after I eat anything with any kind of sugar in it.

No sugar???

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