sudden stop of morning sickness

[Dexter]

Jodi,
My 'all day' sickness started at about 6 weeks and got intense around 9 weeks. At about 7 weeks, I had 2 days of nothing and worked myself into a panic. I called my IVF nurse who laughed at me and said "well lucky you!...Just you wait!". I thought she was being blase about it. Well true to her word, 2 days later it came back with a vengeance! At my early pregnancy info night, one of the most common questions from pregnant ladies was why has their nausea gone away, only to find it return with full force.

Try not to worry too much. If you're concerned, go get a repeat BETA done perhaps? I did that for the first 7 weeks to alleviate my anxiety.

Dexter

[tinaO]

Don't worry about not having symptoms!! I am 10 weeks tomorrow and my boobs don't hurt and I feel great overall!! I get so frustrated with people saying a health pregnancy means feeling sick. Mine has been almost perfect so far and I have very few symptoms. I started to let it freak me out and then thought how crazy that was! We should feel blessed!

Congrats and best wishes to you all! I am sure evreything will turn out great!!!

Tina

[sharishu]

Hey Tina, fancy meeting you here!

... Anyway, just to chime in on 'symptoms'. I have felt nauseated, had sour stomach, heartburn, not much vomiting though. My theory is that how we are non-pregnant is how we'll be pregnant. I generally have a weak stomach, get nauseous and sore breasts with my period, get headachey, and I have all these things now, just slightly intensified. For those ladies who don't get so crampy, headachey, etc. normally, perhaps their bodies take pregnancy more 'in stride' and don't produce many symptoms. I could be totalllllly wrong about this, but maybe it could explain why some people feel 'normal' and some have every symptom under the sun.

Anyway, feel good all!

Shari