All day morning sickness?

Question

I’m 6 weeks and 3 days and as soon as I hit  6 weeks, I got morning sickness. Since then, ive has it every day, all day. I haven’t had to vomit, but the nausea is so debilitating I almost can’t stand it. It’s this normal 😥

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That was me exactly! It started around 6 weeks and lasted until about 12/13 weeks. Once I was in my second trimester I felt like a million bucks. I am so so sorry, it is truly debilitating. I know you may be worried by not eating enough (I was too) but trust me, your baby is getting what he or she needs. Just eat what you can and whatever sounds good. Stay hydrated, too! This sounds weird, but sour stuff helped my tummy. They make preggie pops that can help with nausea and are somewhat sour. Hope it doesn’t last long for you!!

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Sadly it is. I had all day nausea from about 6 weeks to 10 or 11 weeks. Preggie pops helped as well as I drank lemon water. The sourness helps

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Omg this is me starting today 😞 6 weeks tomorrow!!!! I couldn’t even sit through a meeting or do my work it’s just so distracting. Been trying to find ideas on how to get relief 🙁 I’m about to ask for some nausea meds at my first appt. I can’t deal. This is so different from my last 2 pregnancies.

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Unfortunately it is. 🤢 I'm 11 weeks and 2 days and the only thing that gives me relief is unisom and vitamin b6 af night.

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Same.. I had it a little bit before my 6 weeks but the day I actually truenes 6 weeks it was like BAM!!

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Yup and mine went on like that for about 4-5 weeks before it started to ease up. Started with feeling dizzy and nauseated but not throwing up, Graduated to throwing up a ton. Then from 11-15 weeks I would feel nauseated right before I threw up and go back to feeling fine after. By week 16 I felt human. Drink water mixed with Pedialyte to help keep your fluids up. Take vitamin B6 and eat whatever you can. Good luck mama!

All day morning sickness?

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