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post #1 of 14
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... with total overwhelming nausea. I have been having a few glitches of nausea for a few days now, after eating I felt a little off, or when I was tired. But this morning... erh. I didn't throw up but I gag alot.

Plus, all my clothes are now tight at my waist. I didn't admit it cause I thought that it was only an impression I had, but now my mom and dh said I look pregnant. I went and dished out my old maternity jeans from my closet and ahhh... they feel much better.
Thing is, I am only 5 weeks. In fact, 5 weeks today. I usually don't start being nauseated before week 6 (week 7 and 8 being the worst).
I had a long day and dd didn't go to bed until 10 pm yesterday so I was super tired and my nausea has always been worse when I'm tired. I'm just surprised that everything seems so early this time. I know my conception date is right cause we do NFP.

So how is everyone else doing. Anybody else who started feeling sick early? Anybody else in mat clothes?
I wanted to keep my preg secret until the thrid month,... I think that's gonna be hard to do.

Healthy babies to all of you,
Helene
post #2 of 14
Nausea started super early for me - probably within a few days of conception. It already went away though at around almost 5 weeks I think. I'm hoping it doesn't return but I figure it will. I think sometimes it just comes in spurts. For me I noticed a coorelation between hunger and nausea so I really tried to stay on top of eating periodically. I know I had this with my other pregnancies but I can't remember the timeline. Just that I only actually vomitted from my first at 14 weeks (I think) twice. I vomitted earlier than that a couple times with one of the pregnancies I lost too, but I think that's it. Just an overall icky feeling but no pukie.
post #3 of 14
Sorry to hear about the

It helps me to eat small amounts of food all day instead of a big meal a few times a day. I have a friend who swore by protien. she would eat little bits of yogurt, cottage cheese, lunch meat or peanut butter to get her through. And she had severe MS for almost 4 mos.

Hope it doesn't last so long for you!!
post #4 of 14
I was sharing in another thread that I've never experienced nausea much before, and this is #4! My body FEELS farther along than five/six weeks, too.

(((((HUGS))))) sandi
post #5 of 14
Helene, my nausea started at 5 weeks, too.....maybe even a little before that. Hugs to you! I completely understand how you feel. I'm at 7 weeks now, and as I was saying in the other nausea thread, I sometimes get really depressed thinking about dealing with this for another 5-7 weeks.

Hang in there! Maybe early nausea means the morning sickness will end early, too? One can only hope!
post #6 of 14
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Ahh, thanks mama's. The hugs and suggestions help, plus just knowing that I'm not alone.
This afternoon is better, I ate a bit of luch and drank some clear Gatorade (gatorade always helps me). Or, maybe this pregnancy will actually be "morning sickness" instead of "all day sickness" .

Erica, don't get depressed. It's so hard but we have to think of the final outcome. I also think we have to try not to think about the nausea and try to keep going on like usual. I keep telling myself: " this phase will eventually end..."

Norasmom, I think your friend is right. Yogourt has always helped with all my pregnancies. I'm going to make a batch when I get offline.

to titus2fam and love_homebirthing too.
post #7 of 14
Thanks, PinkPixie. I know it sounds totally absurd, but just that little cyberhug icon from you made me feel better. It's funny, because I don't know who you are, I have never met you in real life, and yet you -- a total stranger -- managed to cheer me up. In fact, I'm getting a little teary eyed just thinking about it.

Gawd, these hormones are messing with my system!!!!!

:LOL
post #8 of 14
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Originally Posted by wencit
Thanks, PinkPixie. I know it sounds totally absurd, but just that little cyberhug icon from you made me feel better. It's funny, because I don't know who you are, I have never met you in real life, and yet you -- a total stranger -- managed to cheer me up.
Now I'm getting teary eyed :LOL

Hope today is a good (less nauseating) day for all of you. I'm doing much better today because I got to sleep. Dd only woke up once last night to nurse and let me sleep in till 7:20am.
post #9 of 14
I hope you are feeling a little better today. I like to think of nausea as nature way of showing me my hormone levels are raging strong and I have a healthy sticky babe in there. If it makes you feel any better, I was nauseus during both of my boys and never had any with my m/c's. Everyone always told me to drink 7 up or sprite and they were too acidy feeling for me. I loved those cheese and peanut butter crackers. They gave me the cracker for right away and a little extra protein too
post #10 of 14
Thanks, ladies! I'm definitely feeling less nauseous today. I'm a little afraid to post this, for fear that I might jinx myself and wake up puking everywhere tomorrow! I know nausea is supposed to be a sign of a healthy pregnancy, but it's so hard when you feel like you're going to toss your cookies at any moment, all day long.

Hope you all feel better soon!
post #11 of 14
It's all about the protein.
When I feel queasy, I've been downing nuts. Helps instantly.
post #12 of 14
I totally jinxed myself by writing that my nausea had passed already. Ugh. It's not too bad though but doesn't it suck when it's there? It's like a no win situation. When I have it I wish I didn't, and when I don't I'm nervous that something could be wrong!
post #13 of 14
ROFL I am the same way. Uh oh, that doesnt churn my stomach, yet it should. Or darn my boobs dont hurt like they did yesterday LOL.
post #14 of 14
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:LOL

About the jinx thing: I remember with my second preg saying "Wow, I feel nothing at all" just to be hit a few days later with hypermensis for the following 20 weeks! I'm still traumatized by that experience and am always afraid of being sick like that again. I am : for a an easy "not too sick" pregnancy.
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