Possible for morning sickness to return at 37 weeks +?

[joyfulone]

I'm at 37 weeks now, and I've had strong nausea several times over the past week (I hadn't had any since the 2nd trimester). Has anyone ever heard of m/s returning towards the end of pregnancy? I can't seem to find any articles on that subject on the net... Are others experiencing this, too? Such a bummer..


-joy

[Alohamelly]

I think it's totally possible for it to come back. I thought mine had come back around 36-37 weeks also because I was so nauseated all the time. It's gone now though. Hope you feel better soon.

[QueenOfThePride]

Last week when it was really hot here, I got all nautious and dizzy for a couple of days. I think it was a combination of the heat and getting dehydrated. It was hard to keep up enough water intake to replace the sweat that was dripping off me.

So it might be morning sickness, but it might be some other illness or dehydration.

[hollytheteacher]

Originally Posted by joyfulone

I'm at 37 weeks now, and I've had strong nausea several times over the past week (I hadn't had any since the 2nd trimester). Has anyone ever heard of m/s returning towards the end of pregnancy? I can't seem to find any articles on that subject on the net... Are others experiencing this, too? Such a bummer..


-joy

It could be your body getting ready for labor. Diarreeha and nasuea usually come as your body is preparing for labor (from what i've read...this is my first)

[Mom4tot]

Originally Posted by hollytheteacher

It could be your body getting ready for labor. Diarreeha and nasuea usually come as your body is preparing for labor (from what i've read...this is my first)

Not in your ddc but this is what I was thinking. Is it hot where you are too? Does staying hydrated help? Is it certain times of day?

[LaughinWillow]

I've been nauseous too - my mw says that it could just be normal pregnancy stuff, or could be because it's getting hard for my gall bladder to help digest food, which is causing the nausea. But either way she seemed to think it wasn't anything to freak out about.