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So I’m 27 weeks and I googled nausea coming back at 27 weeks and it says it’s not normal for nausea to come back late in pregnancy and to let your doctor know.... is this true?

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I’ll be 29 weeks tomorrow & mine never went away. My doctor isn’t worried at all.

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I wouldn’t believe anything you read on google, I’ve seen other ladies say that symptoms they had at the beginning are starting to reappear. Also, a colleague of mine asked if I have had much sickness in my pregnancy and to be honest I haven’t I mainly had nausea in the beginning but not debilitating nausea and she said I might get it all towards the end because closer towards the end your hormones can surge and she said she had no sickness whatsoever and then when she was in her 3rd trimester within the last few weeks she was throwing up non stop. Everyone is different, if you’re worried though it wouldn’t hurt to ask your OB, midwife or doctor whoever deals with your care 😊

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It's not uncommon. 
The stomach has very little room through 3rd tri. I'm getting triggered more if I bend over or a freaking dogs pukes.

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It is normal 🤣 symptoms can come and go. That’s why they say the second trimester is the best because it’s usually the one with the least symptoms compared to the first and third trimester. I’m 29+2 and my nausea has come back ☹️ it’s normal for that to happen x

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I have hg. I'm nauseous all day every day. It's not going to go away til i give birth. Same thing goes with my excessive saliva because of all the vomiting i did in the first 16 weeks.

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I definystarted feeling nauseous again I though I had gotten a stomach bug since I just got back from vacation. Now it makes sense why I’m feeling nauseous again.

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def normal. going through it as we speak lol

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