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Does morning sickness only happened in the morning for pregnant women? and does 2 weeks preg. is possible to have morning sickness?
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No. No.: "morning sickness" can be any time of day, or all day long. It's a misnomer. If you conceived 2 weeks ago, your hormone levels should not be high enough to cause symptoms.
Answered 8/6/2014
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