Morning Sickness worse?

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Have any of you mom's on baby number 3 have absolutely worse morning sickness then with your previous pregnancies? I had 2 boys ages 2 and 7 months and am now currently 7 in a half weeks pregnant again (gender unknown)  and this time it's kicking my butt. I'm nauseous literally 24/7. Im just wondering why it's so bad this time around. Just looking to know if other moms dealt with the same thing. TIA😊

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Same, but turns out it’s finally a girl. I am 20 weeks and still due if I don’t take my Diclegis every night.

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I was sick with both my first babies and I'm sick this time. I was actually sick several weeks longer with my first which was a boy i was sick from 6-15 weeks non stop and my daughter was from 5-10 weeks non stop. I'm 6 weeks now tomorrow and it hit me a few days ago with this baby and its all day too so far. I'm hoping itll end fast this time like it did with my daughter we all got littles to take care of cant just mope around 😂 mine are 3 and 1 so lots of needed attention

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Thanks ladies!! I'm trying not to fall into the old wives tales and start thinking that this one could be a girl from how sick I am. It's just so bad. My boys were a piece of cake. Hardly any symptoms like morning sickness

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I was more sick this time for sure.  It subsided by second trimester.  It’s a girl and I have a boy and girl already.  All symptoms this time have been increased!

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My first was a girl and that one was the worst with morning sickness, I was sick my whole entire pregnancy. My second was a boy and it wasn't nearly as bad, I only threw up once! I'm on my third that we just found out is a girl and definitely worse morning sickness than with my son but still not as bad as the first.

Morning Sickness worse?

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