We just got our positive few days back and i already feel a bit queasy in the mornings. Matlab is it even possible this early or is it just in my head? curious when it actually starts for most.
Oh, I totally understand the anticipation and wondering about every little change! Nausea can be one of the very first signs for some women, even before their period is officially late. It's your body's way of telling you something wonderful is happening, though it doesn't feel wonderful at the time, does it?
Nausea can hit really early, sometimes even before you get your first positive test, maybe around 4-5 weeks. It's good to be prepared for all symptoms from the start, not just financially for hospital costs, but mentally too. Small expenses like ginger candies can help a lot with morning sickness.
Nausea started for me around 5-6 weeks, and it was quite strong. Recovery from C-section meant I really needed my energy, so managing nausea was a big deal for me throughout. Just remember to eat small, frequent meals and avoid empty stomach. It helps a lot.
Nausea, or morning sickness as they call it, can kick in quite early, sometimes around 6 weeks. For some, it's even earlier, maybe just after a missed period. It's all because of those rising hormones. Don't worry if you don't feel it early, every pregnancy is different.
For many, nausea can start as early as 4-6 weeks after your last menstrual period, sometimes even before you officially miss your period. My pregnancy app had a symptom tracker, and I remember logging some mild queasiness around week 5. It really varies from person to person.
