When is this morning sickness supposed to end?!? 🤢😭

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First time mom here! I hate being nauseous! I've been dealing with nausea for about a week and a half and my first time throwing up was this morning. When is morning sickness supposed to end?!

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It can end any time or just pause at anytime. With my first born I was sick from 6 weeks all till the day he came out . 😭

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usually lasts till 12 weeks but some women experience it until the end of the pregnancy. it lasted until week 18 for me.

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It can stop around 10w-12w or it can stop when baby is born/ just after 😂 I feel your pain, sickness all day every day it isn't fun, especially when your talking to your boss and end up throwing up in the bin next to him 😂🙄

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For me, Usually around 10 weeks it will start to decline and then be gone by 12-14 weeks.

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With my first it didn't end until 16 weeks. It hasnt started this time around yet!

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I'm a first time mom too! But if it makes you feel any better, it gets worse before it gets better. I've been dealing with morning sickness for a month and a half and I'm heading into my third month and just now noticing changes.

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If it does get REALLY bad, ask your doctor about Diclegis. it's a prescription medicine and is completely safe during pregnancy. I took it during my first pregnancy and it didn't completely stop my nausea but it did prevent me from vomiting as much.

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Buy some gin-gin extra strength from Amazon and Sea band thing. Drink and eat anything with ginger

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Girl I'm right there with you. My vomiting started last week and it is miserable. My dr told me expect it from week 7-13. Lucky me i got it starting at week 6.

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mine didn't end until week 14 the last time

When is this morning sickness supposed to end?!? 🤢😭

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