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What week does morning sickness begin in pregnancy?
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Maybe never...: If you are lucky. Some women never get it. Some struggle with that their entire pregnancy. It usually starts somewhere around the sixth week and starts to decrease around the 12th but that's highly variable.
Answered 9/23/2014
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