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Can you explain if it's possible to have morning sickness right before bed?
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Yes: Nausea associated with pregnancy often occurs in the morning with an empty stomach, hence the term morning sickness. Every person's scheduled and pregnancy are different and some do get more nausea in the evenings. This does not correlate with any particular pregnancy problem.
Answered 4/18/2014
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