When does Morning Sickness kick in?

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  1. Buffy71

    Buffy71 Mummy to Harriet!

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    What the title says really? Whats the norm girlies?

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    xx
     
    #1 Buffy71, Apr 9, 2009
  2. aimee-lou

    aimee-lou Totally Outnumbered!!

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    Haven't actually been sick but my nausea kicked in from 4 weeks onwards and is still going!!

    Enjoy! :rofl:
     
    #2 aimee-lou, Apr 9, 2009
  3. staceymy

    staceymy Mummy To Two Princesses

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    Usually around 6wks to 14wks. Can be earlier or later tho & can last throughout the pregnancy.
     
    #3 staceymy, Apr 9, 2009
  4. Buffy71

    Buffy71 Mummy to Harriet!

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    haha - ooh mean! :laugh2:
     
    #4 Buffy71, Apr 9, 2009
  5. bourtonbaby

    bourtonbaby Well-Known Member

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    Yeh mine kicked in around 6 weeks also...:sick:
     
    #5 bourtonbaby, Apr 9, 2009
  6. Buffy71

    Buffy71 Mummy to Harriet!

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    So far have nothing but sore boobs and truly revolting headache that just will not bog off!

    Thanks girls.
    x
     
    #6 Buffy71, Apr 9, 2009
  7. loopdido

    loopdido Mum to 2

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    I felt pukey the day I tested - 11dpo was the main reason that made me test - cos it felt like I did the day I got my bfp with my DS! I still feel sicky, mainly when I'm hungry though, which is like always!
     
    #7 loopdido, Apr 9, 2009
  8. HoneySunshine

    HoneySunshine * powered by fairy dust *

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    kicked in about 7 weeks! Hasnt gone yet either!

    ps - its all day sickness :sick:
     
    #8 HoneySunshine, Apr 9, 2009
  9. Blondie

    Blondie Well-Known Member

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    Kicked in around 6 weeks for me - and the morning thing is a lie :)

    Though it comes and goes in waves throughout the day - but mainly when I'm hungry and food seems to keep it at bay :)
     
    #9 Blondie, Apr 9, 2009
  10. honey08

    honey08 mum2two boys/2mc

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    i never got any !!!!
     
    #10 honey08, Apr 9, 2009
  11. tootsy1987

    tootsy1987 Abbi and Alfie - My World

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    My doctor told me that its at its absolute worst between 8 to 9 weeks then it should start tailoring off... i had queeziness before but nothing compared to in between 8 to 9 weeks...
     
    #11 tootsy1987, Apr 9, 2009
  12. polaris

    polaris Mother of two

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    Ooh that's great news Tootsy - I hope mine starts tailing off!! It didn't really start till I was almost 7 weeks but it already seems to have been going on forever.
     
    #12 polaris, Apr 9, 2009
  13. jennie_78

    jennie_78 Mum to Caitlin, and TTC

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    I started to feel nausea from about 6 weeks, from about 8 weeks i started throwing up. At the moment i cant keep anything down and its lasting all day, and waking me through the night.
    Yours may kick in soon, or you may be lucky, and not get it.
     
    #13 jennie_78, Apr 9, 2009
  14. polaris

    polaris Mother of two

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    Only just looked at your signature Tootsy - I'm really sorry about your loss. It really made me stop and think - why am I giving out about a little bit of m.s.
     
    #14 polaris, Apr 9, 2009
  15. mrso

    mrso Lovin my Family

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    My nausea started at 5 weeks... then the full on m/s started at 6 weeks. The only time I am not sick is usually from 4pm to 7pm. 3 Hours of bliss.
     
    #15 mrso, Apr 9, 2009
  16. bagpuss

    bagpuss Mum of 1 little girl Lucy

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    Mine started to at 6 and 1/2 weeks, tomorrow I'm heading to Boots for some Seabands!
     
    #16 bagpuss, Apr 9, 2009
  17. helen1234

    helen1234 Well-Known Member

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    my morning sickness started about week 16 and stayed till the end, i was always heaving and found it really hard to brush my teeth without gaging, even chewing gum made me heave... ewwww dont miss that now lol
    x
     
    #17 helen1234, Apr 9, 2009
  18. ahava

    ahava me & hubby

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    im feeling very sick all day only when i eat, it lasts for about an hour after, then im hungry again, then again nauseous...i have so much SPIT also.....
     
    #18 ahava, Apr 9, 2009
  19. babystar

    babystar Guest

    i havent had any :( so im no use to you lol sorry:hugs:
     
    #19 babystar, Apr 9, 2009
  20. bailey4eva

    bailey4eva Mummy to Jake :)

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    I have been nauseous from maybe around week 7 or 8 (it kinda grew rather than appeared). But seems to have got alot worse for me, actually being sick at gone 13weeks! So I suppose it can get you anytime really, more likely in the early days though. xx
     
    #20 bailey4eva, Apr 9, 2009
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