No Morning Sickness?
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No Morning Sickness?
| Tue, 01-03-2012 - 10:33am |
Am I the only one that isn't experiencing any sickness or nausea? Am I the luckiest woman in the world or should I be worried? I was pregnant once before and it ended in m/c. I wasn't sick with that one either, so I'm starting to think it may be a progesterone deficiency or something. Am I just being paranoid?
I'm almost 9 weeks and I do have other symptoms; horrible fatigue, increased appetite, swollen/sore breasts, bloating, gas, weight gain. I'd love to hear from anyone with a similar experience. Thanks.
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This will be my third baby, and I haven't ever experienced morning sickness or even nausea.
Having no obvious symptoms is both a blessing and a curse because you're terrified the whole time that something has gone wrong!
Brie
#4 EDD 8/5/11
Brie
Mom to Libby/17, William/12, and Jacob/8
I have had very little nausea. It seems if I'm starving or overly full I don't feel so well, but that's it. Don't feel nauseated by any particular food, kinds of food, smells, sights of food, etc. I am quite bloated, my breasts are tender, though that has decreased a lot, and I get an indigestion/heartburn type feeling when I eat more than a small meal. That's about it. I'm a little more tired than usual, but nothing bad. I was earlier on though. Because of my lack of symptoms I was freaking out and went in to the Dr. and they did an u/s just to check. Everything looked good. Baby measured 9w4d (just as it should), good heartbeat, and he/she was moving around. The midwife said I'm just lucky and to count my blessings! The Dr. reassured me that a lack of nausea does not mean there's a problem. Best wishes to you!
Jenni
I've had pregnancies where I've experienced no morning sickness, and then this one where I feel like I'm a walking, nausiated zombie.
Every woman has different symptoms and even different intensity of symptoms.