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Q: Morning Sickness

asked by: minerwater on December 17th, 2003

Experienced User

Most woman get morning sickness in some shape way or form.
We can use methods by trial and error to find what can ease the nausea but i've actually read many many times over that the more sick you are, the healthier the pregnancy. Weird huh?
Morning sickness is caused by hormones. You cannot avoid it if
it'll happend. All you can do is hope it goes away soon!

I am not looking forward to morning sickness...Not at all!

Replies(3)

Momma_bear

replied on December 19th, 2003

New User

I had morning sickness until I was 7 months. Im 8 months now, so I know how you feel. I read that women who have morning sickness tend to have a healthier baby then those who dont get it. It is weird. Sounds like it should be the other way around. Laughing

glitter8370

replied on December 19th, 2003

Experienced User

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Hey hey

hey I am 38 weeks pregnant.. And I have never ever heard that the more sick u are during the pregnancy the healthier the child.. It seems to me that it would be the other way around.. But yet the issue can be argued

minerwater

replied on December 22nd, 2003

Experienced User

It's True!

Anywhere i've read on the internet and newspapers about morning sickness all said that the more morning sickness you get, the healthier your pregnancy. It's because the acual vomiting and nausea is caused by hormones.
It wouldn't be healthy if you were deathly ill, like bed ridden but mild case of morning sickness if fine.

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