For most women, morning sickness gets better after the first trimester, around 12-16 weeks. However, if you are unable to keep any water or food down, please check with your gynac immediately to avoid dehydration. Safety is always the priority.
I used to panic so much thinking something was wrong because my nausea was terrible in the first few weeks. But trust me, it is extremely normal and usually starts fading away by the 12th or 14th week. Hang in there, it gets so much better!
Because of my PCOS, my hormone levels were already a bit unstable, so my nausea lasted slightly longer, almost till week 16. It can vary from person to person, so don't compare yourself to others. Just be gentle with yourself and rest as much as possible.
I just delivered my baby recently and honestly, my nausea finally stopped right around week 13. In the starting months, even the smell of ginger made me throw up, but it suddenly vanished one day. Just take it one day at a time, you are almost there.
Beta, ye ulti ka man hona pehle teen mahine tak jyada rehta hai, fir dheere dheere theek ho jata hai. Subah thoda sa saunf ya nimbu pani chakne se aaram milta hai. Agar bilkul kuch pacha nahi pa rahi ho, toh doctor se milne me deri mat karna.
Usually, it gets much better by the end of the third month. My mother-in-law advised me to have dry biscuits in the morning before getting out of bed, which helped a bit. But if the vomiting is too severe, please trust your doctor and get their advice.
