Question about symptoms

[ChefSara77]

So based on the traditional calcualtion of weeks since last AF, I am 5w 6d. I haven't had any morning sickness (not complaining about that), but have found that in general, my appetite is dead. Things that normally I love, it just doesn't sound good to eat them. (For example, last night I went to make myself a snack and thought I'd have a peanut butter sandwich, something I normally love, but the thought of it made me feel icky! I was hungry, but *nothing* sounded good to eat!). I've also found that I might start eating a meal, and about 1/2 through, realize I'm just not liking it and don't feel like I can eat any more. This happens throughout the day though, not just in the morning. Is this normal? Crazy? Unusual?

I am still wearing the "sea bands" (anti-nausea acupressure wrist bands) that I wore to help with the nausea of my paxil withdrawal, so that might be part of why I haven't noticed any morning sickness.

Other than that, I'm definitely feeling quite fatigued in general, and boobs are def sore. And I'm feeling the general sorta-crampy-and-bloaty, feels-like-AF-is-coming feeing too. No other real symptoms (yet). Might I be one of the lucky ones with no morning sickness...or should i expect it any day now? Is there anything else I should be prepared for?

Thanks for any advice you might have!
Sara

 

[Jenny]

Don't get your hopes up just yet, you might not get it but some ladies it takes longer for morning sickness. Like me it wasen't until 6-7 weeks that I started to feel really ill and at 9ish weeks is when I started to become regular friends with the toilet. I thought I had skipped it too because with my son I had it right away but I was sorely mistakened lol. You might get lucky though, I know a few girls that didn't get ANY morning sickness. Hopefully you don't

 

[Linzi]

You might be lucky and not get any sickness! Or it might be a bit early for it. Everything else sounds about spot on though. I used to adore chilli and I cant stomach it anymore. Bleurgh.

xxx

 

[Margerle]

You describe almost exactly the way I felt for about 9 weeks. Just gradually add the constant nausea in the background from about 5 weeks or so.

I would get a craving for something, or feel like eating something like you said, I'd get it to my mouth and just 'blech'. I only actually threw up a handful of times, most of the time when I just ate too much, but the nausea was there all the time which made life just suck.

I decided just to give in to the fatigue and sleep through it. I felt like hibernating.