Question 1

can morning sickness startin 2nd trimester?

Accepted Answer

Morning sickness: Some patient experience morning sickness througt out the entire pregnancy although this is not the norm. Most of the time morning sickness decreases after 14 weeks of gestation. There is the possibility of other pathologies causing nausea and vomiting during pregnancy like liver disease, gallbladder disease, UTI etc. Check with yout doctor before thinking is only morning sickness.

Question 2

is it normal for my morning sickness to persist in the 2nd trimester?

Accepted Answer

No: Women's symptoms vary. It might not be abnormal for some, but it is not typical for most women to have morning sickness beyond 13-16 weeks. So women having persistent or severe nausea or vomiting should inform their OB providers. A blood test for electrolytes (eg, sodium, potassium) and other studies might be ordered, referral to a nutritionist might be advised and treatments might be suggested.

Question 3

can you develop morning sickness in the second trimester having not had any in the first? i'm nauseous after eating breakfast. i'm 17w4d

Accepted Answer

Not the same: It is very common for women to have morning sickness in the first trimester.  If you did not have it, then you were lucky.  For women who seem to develop it later, it is likely for other reasons.  The most common, particularly with the association of food, is reflux related problems.  This can easily be treated with daily antacid medications - talk to your doctor!

Question 4

it's the 1st week of my last trimester and i've started getting morning sickness. is this normal or should i be worried?

Accepted Answer

Normal : Morning sickness is usually normal common the first trimester and into the second one also

Question 5

are morning sickness symptoms  in the third trimester normal?

Accepted Answer

Not The Same: Severe nausea & vomiting in your third trimester should be reported to your ob. Early in pregnancy, morning sickness is attributed to the quickly rising hormone levels. This is not the case in your last trimester. Your doc should evaluate you for a possible bowel infection, liver disease, preeclampsia, among other common pregnancy complaints. Call your doc & take care.

Question 6

is it normal for morning sickness to return again in the 3rd trimester. does this mean you are having a girl?

Accepted Answer

U can get it: Your OB will need to make sure nothing else is going on, i always do a cmp and check blood pressure, to make sure nothing else is causing it and it has nothing to do with the sex, almost all of my pts see the sex on us but if u do  not want to know then u cannot go by nausea you should be directing all ?S like this to your ob.

Question 7

is normal to have no morning sickness in the first trimester? i have had some nausea but that's it

Accepted Answer

Pregnancy Norms: Yes. Of course.

Most obs recommend that patients get a manual or guide to pregnancy and  prenatal care. This helps new or young moms know what to expect and when something is normal or not.  It may be a good move for you to get at least one book to read.

Question 8

can i take unisom sleep tabs in the first trimester? i have horrid morning sickness and it is keeping me awake at night

Accepted Answer

Unisom and pregnancy: Yes, unisom is essentially the same as benadryl (diphenhydramine). It has shown to be safe during pregnancy.

Question 9

i am in my first trimester and my morning sickness makes drinking water intolerable. is it safe to drink apple juice or other juices instead?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Just watch your urine output to tell if you are well enough hydrated. Take it easy on sugar intake from high sugar juices. Compare sugar content on the labels.

Question 10

hi doctor

i have been having severe morning sickness on my first trimester and could not anything nor drink my prescribed pills (preg omega) so i am worried if this could have any harm to my unborn child as i am still having morning sicknesses .

Accepted Answer

They are resilient: It is important that get through this period the best you can. Your system/ placenta is actually designed to nourish the fetus at a set rate whether you are well or not .The fetus at 12 wks or less weighs less than 2 ounces &amp; doesn't require a great deal of available nutrients to form correctly. We have seen this often &amp; the infants do surprisingly well.

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It's the 1st week of my last trimester and i've started getting morning sickness. is this normal or should i be worried?

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Are morning sickness symptoms in the third trimester normal?

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Is it normal for morning sickness to return again in the 3rd trimester. does this mean you are having a girl?

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Is normal to have no morning sickness in the first trimester? i have had some nausea but that's it

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Can i take unisom sleep tabs in the first trimester? i have horrid morning sickness and it is keeping me awake at night

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I am in my first trimester and my morning sickness makes drinking water intolerable. is it safe to drink apple juice or other juices instead?

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Hi doctor i have been having severe morning sickness on my first trimester and could not anything nor drink my prescribed pills (preg omega) so i am worried if this could have any harm to my unborn child as i am still having morning sicknesses .

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