I'm trying to identify early signs of pregnancy. Is vomiting considered one of the very first symptoms that women typically experience when they conceive?
Listen, missed periods is the actual first sign of pregnancy, not vomiting. Some women don't even vomit at all during their whole pregnancy. Don't guess based on nausea, just do a proper urine test.
I am currently 4 months pregnant and honestly, my vomiting started only after my 6th week. Before that, I just had mild cramps and missed my period. Did you miss your date yet? Let me know!
Not always! 😊 Sometimes missed periods or sore breasts happen way before the nausea kicks in. I only started feeling pukish around my second month. Take a test to be absolutely sure! 💕
With my PCOS, my symptoms were always confusing. I actually had extreme fatigue and breast tenderness before any vomiting started. Since signs can vary for everyone, a home test kit is the most reliable way to know.
For me, the first sign was actually sleeping for 12 hours straight and still feeling like a zombie! Vomiting usually starts a bit later, around week 6 or 7. Don't wait for the puke fest to confirm, just buy a kit if your period is late.
Beta, vomiting or 'jee ghabrana' is a very common sign, but it usually starts after a few weeks. If you feel mild nausea, you can suck on a small piece of ginger or a lemon. But please get a proper test done first to confirm.
