Im 7 weeks and throwing up almost every morning, sometimes after lunch too. honestly thoda scared hu ki is this too much or normal. how was it for you ladies in early days?
Ugh, yes! I'm in my second trimester now, and honestly, the vomiting in the first tri was brutal. I was constantly nauseous and puked so many times a day. Is it still normal to feel a bit queasy sometimes even now, or should I be worried? Did anyone else experience it continuing like this?
Oh, absolutely! I felt so miserable in my first trimester, the constant vomiting was just exhausting. I remember crying because nothing would stay down. But my doctor reassured me it was very common and a sign of a healthy pregnancy. It eventually subsided around the end of the first trimester for me. You're not alone in this feeling.
Yes, vomiting and nausea are incredibly common, often called morning sickness though it can happen any time. My doctor at the premium hospital actually said up to 80% of pregnant women experience it. If it's very severe or you can't keep anything down, you should definitely tell your gynac though, as they might suggest something to help manage it. Don't suffer silently.
Haan, vomiting toh bahot common hai. But agar bohot zyaada ho, like you can't eat anything, definitely go to your doc. Don't ignore it because dehydration can be serious, and hospital visits cost money, and tests can add up. So, it's practical to check early if it's really bad, instead of letting it become worse and needing more intervention.
Yes, very common, especially in the first trimester. It's often called morning sickness, but it can hit at any time. Try small, frequent meals, bland foods, and ginger tea. If it's extreme and you can't keep liquids down, call your doctor right away; you might need hydration or anti-nausea meds. Don't push through severe dehydration.
Haha, absolutely! Welcome to the club! 🤢 Vomiting is super common, like a rite of passage for many of us. I used to joke that my baby was already telling me what food it didn't like! 😂 But seriously, if it's too much, tell your doctor. Hydrate well! 💧
