Teen Pregnancy Forum

Hey..Haven't been on here in a while..
I was just wondering,how early would u start having morning sickness if you were pregnant!? I had a light period last month..But stayed on the pill.. I've missed at least 4 or 5 this month..But still had sex *no condom* i've been feeling really tired,eating like crayz on & off...And vomiting on & off like mad..I was up @ 2am-3:30 am last night throwing up..I'm supposed to be getting my period 2morrow..But i'm not having any sort of cramps,like I usually get a couple days before my period will come..I dunno,i doubt i'm pregnant..But just 2 be sure,i wanted to ask..

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newlife

replied on August 8th, 2004

Active User, very eHealthy

Morning sickeness can start at anytime. But most people say that it started after they missed their period. Mine started a week before then. I wasn't throewing up but I was really tired, with bad headaches. And for the first few weeks of my pregnacy, I couldn't stay on the computer too long, b/c it made me nausues (sp). But I didn't start eating a lot until like maybe 6 or 7 weeks.

sparklypixie12

replied on August 8th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

There's a verrrrryyyy high chance that you're preg so if your period doesn't come within a few days then take a test. All your symptoms point to being pregnant i.E. Sickness and tiredness

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