I am 4 weeks plus and not much nausea yet, just tiredness. Everyone keeps asking if vomiting started and it makes me worry unnecessarily. Around which week did nausea begin for you?
I'm in my second trimester now, and honestly, my nausea started around week 6 and lasted till about week 14-15. It was rough! Is that normal? Sometimes I still feel a bit queasy, even now. Did anyone else experience it starting or lasting that long?
Nausea is a very common companion in early pregnancy! Most women start feeling it around 6 weeks, and it often eases up by the second trimester. It's a sign your body is working hard. Focus on small, frequent meals and staying hydrated, you'll get through it.
For me, the nausea kicked in pretty much around week 6 and stayed till maybe week 16. It wasn't fun, that's for sure! But it does pass. Recovery after my C-section was another journey, but the early pregnancy nausea was definitely a distinct phase.
Ah, the infamous nausea! It feels like forever when you're going through it. I remember it starting for me around 6-7 weeks and it was relentless for a while. It eventually subsided, thankfully. Just hang in there, mama, it's all part of the journey to meet your little one.
Generally, what my mother and aunts used to say, and what I experienced too, is that nausea usually starts around the 6th or 7th week. It can be quite difficult, but it usually gets better after the first trimester. My mum took such good care of me during that time.
Nausea can hit anywhere from week 5 to week 8 for most women. For some, it's constant, for others, it's just morning sickness. With my first, it was 6 weeks, with my second, it was closer to 8. It usually tapers off by week 12-14. Keep snacks handy!
Oh, nausea is truly one of the hardest parts of early pregnancy, and it can make you so anxious and miserable. For many, it starts around week 6 and can peak around weeks 9-10. But please remember, everyone's experience is different, and it's perfectly normal if yours starts earlier or later.
