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3739
August 28, 2008 - 10:48
shleece from United States of America
Email: cerious87(a+)yahoo.com

hi my nmae is shleece...im 21,and i wanna no i havent have my period since the begging of july....i fell like throwing up...but it dont come out...i fell dizzy...im stomack hurts like little cramps..and like in the middle of the nght i use the bathroom(peeing) like 3 times every night....am i pergant r my cicle is changing...please if any 1 knows please email me back...asap...cerious87@yaho o.com
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3738
August 27, 2008 - 09:09
Ashley from United States of America
Email: cuttiepie0692001(a+)yahoo.com

ok I am 17 years old...I havent had my period for 2 months now and the last month I did have it it was only for like 1 day or so. I have taken a couple tests but all are negative so I have no idea! I threw up 2 times for no reason but it was before missed periods. Now I feel sick at random times in the day plus im ALWAYS trying to eat something and my back starts hurting from doing little things like driving in the car. What does this sound like to you guys?? Please repond back email me if you want cuttiepie0692001@yahoo.com
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3737
August 26, 2008 - 20:10
Brittany from United States of America

Hello,
I was just wondering: I am currently 19 years old, married, and have a daughter that is 13 months old. (I am VERY happy with the way my life turned out!!) Anyways - My husband and I are in college, and I am taking 13 credits this Fall semester. We have been talking about adding to our family for a while now...Is it a bad idea to get pregnant right before school starts? I have an 8am class 3 times a week and with my first pregancy I never vomited, but I did get frequent, severe headaches. Is there anything that will help? And if I didn't have severe morning sickness, does that decrease my chances of having it through a second pregnancy? (I also think that God was watching out for me because my 1st pregnancy was unexpected and I was still in High School at the time) I'm not pregnant at this time, but we have ovulation tests to track the best timing. Does anyone think this is a bad idea?? I just need some more opinions!! Thank you so much!

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3736
August 26, 2008 - 15:27
Jodie from United Kingdom
Email: jodie_samantha(a+)hotmail.com

Hi all, i am currently 34 weeks pregnant with my first baby, and i hate to have to say it but have been sick from 6 weeks . And boy its not fun, iv had alot of advice and been told alot of remedies (that dont work) I am feeling very miserablye and am counting the days for the next 6 weeks, but i am so excited about meeting my daughter for the first time. Good Luck all, it will all be worth it in the end.
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3735
August 25, 2008 - 22:16
Su from Malaysia

I'm having my second pregnancy and going through morning sickness again. This is my 7th week and yesterday was horrible, I was off work as I was nauseous the entire day, couldn't eat or drink. Laid in bed the whole day, my poor 3 year old daughter completely ignored. My husband came back from work last night and I told him that I can't believe 9 months' of suffering had produced such an adorable little girl...I hope this time it's much better, with the previous pregnancy, I was throwing up more than 10 times a day, and only eased from 6 months onwards.. even then I kept throwing up till labour...then magically the nauseousness and throwing up disappeared....To all the suffering and miserable moms-to-be out there, hang in there...just take one day at a time...
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3734
August 25, 2008 - 10:52
Jamie from United States of America
Email: lilbrainyathleticchic4now(a+)yahoo.com

i am only 17 years old and now 26 weeks pregnant and still going through with morning sickness. the acid has eaten away almost all of my teeth where i can't eat any solids and i now have to go to the dentist to get a full set of dentures along with the fact i have pregnancy gingivitis. i constantly fell pain and i can't find anything to help me.
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3733
August 25, 2008 - 02:14
Nicole from Australia
Email: notten(a+)bigpond.com

hi.Just needed someone to 'talk' to. I am 35 and 12 weeks with my 2nd. Have had MS for about 4 wks - no vomiting but feeling exhausted, nauseous and generally wretched from lunchtime onwards. Almost wish I was throwing up - at least its evidence of how I feel! I am getting v. depressed - last time was until 19wks...boo hoo
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3732
August 23, 2008 - 16:34
Rachel from United States of America
Email: banger69_02(a+)yahoo.com

I'm 24yrs old and this is my first pregnancy. I am about 8 weeks into the pregnancy and I had awful morning sickness until about 2 days ago. I was wearing sea-bands to help my sickness and they worked for about a day, but after that, they just seemed to make it worse. They made it so bad that I actually felt like I had a stomach virus. When I took the off, I felt instantly better. I have not worn them since and i feel ok. I feel a little queasy in the morning, but as soon as I have my bagel, its gone. I feel lucky that my sickness is subsiding this early in my pregnancy. It might just be me, but I don't recommend them to anyone for morning sickness. Good luck to all of the lucky mothers to be!
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3731
August 22, 2008 - 17:32
Linds from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

Oh Boy What fun! I am only 4 weeks and I am sick and tired! I am basically on the verge of puking all day. I never throw up or heave, I just feel like I could at any moment all day. To make matters even more exciting I am dead tired all day. By 7pm I am near cross eyed I'm so tired and usually can not make it past 8pm. I am not ready to inform my employer so I hide it all day. This is just no fun at all.
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3730
August 22, 2008 - 11:36
cabobaby from United States of America

I'm 9 weeks today and I've been very sick since about 4 weeks. I've already been in the ER once for dehydration. My OB put me on Zofran. I hate having to take meds but if I don't, I throw up everything...even water. I've lost weight and look awful. I am a teacher and am supposed to start teaching kindergarten next week. Needless to say, I can not teach so I have a substitute arranged for the next 3 weeks. Everyone says you start to feel better by week 12. I hope they are right. I've spent the last 5 weeks either in bed or on the couch. I never thought I would be this sick when I got pregnant. I am really ready for this to go away so I can enjoy my pregnancy.
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3729
August 21, 2008 - 22:09
shaynay from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

I am 9 weeks pregnant and a few weeks ago I was sick out of my mind. I was puking 3-5 times a day, I couldn't even hold water down so I just stopped eating. It was so bad I dreaded absolutely everything. I started doing this routine that really really helped me. I grated some ginger in a cup squeezed a lemon and poured hot water over it to make a natural tea and for sweetner I used a little honey and I also used the sea bands and took some ginger pills. I can tell you that this is my second pregnancy and I was sick with my 1st child also and morning sickness usually doesn't subside until the end of your 3rd month which can seem like an eternity. I wrote this to help mothers to be through this really rough time. I was always searching for something that would help me and I found absolutley nothing and I can say that by divine grace I found it. Hopefully this comes in handy for alot of women with morning sickness. CONGRATULATIONS 2 ALL OF U!!! (and drink ginger ale)
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3728
August 21, 2008 - 15:15
Carolyn from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

So I'm not alone. I'm between 8 and 9 weeks and have been sick all day everyday since week 6. I had to stay home from work for two weeks because I couldn't function at all. I think I'm getting depressed actually. Everything smells horrible, including my precious 2 year old son, and I always have a foul taste in my mouth. Nothing seems to help and I can't seem to escape the constant nauseated feeling. I can't believe that I might have another month of this misery to go through. And that's assuming that it stops after the first trimester!

Good luck everyone. I remember being sick with my first (though I think this is worse) and it ended eventually, so I have to believe that this will too.

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3727
August 21, 2008 - 14:51
jen from not listed

hi guy i feel a little sick every day. Im not sure if im pregnant yet, im doin a test at the end of the month. I have also started to get sore nipples and back ach could this be signs that im pregnant. I would love to hear from anyone and find out what you think. Thanks
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3726
August 20, 2008 - 09:23
Patty from United States of America

This is my first pregnancy, I am currently 8 weeks pregnant and started getting severe morning sickness in my 6th week. I couldn't even drink water. I was vomiting everything !! It got so severe I lost 10 lbs in 3 days!
My doctor prescribed Zofran and I was pretty unweary at first since I do not take meds but at this point I would try anything. The Zofran is my best friend, I am back to normal and recommend it to anyone going through morning sickness, The little crackers and small meals did not do bleep for me!!!!!

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3725
August 19, 2008 - 15:44
Teresa from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

I am in the same situation as many of you and I am sorry but misery loves company. It is comforting to hear it is not just me. I am 10wks and have a 2 yr old son. My husband has taken over all the household duties and is chasing my son around, poor guy.

To make matters worse, the smell of my son makes me sick. I love his sweet face but if I get near him I start to dry heave.

The B6 was working a little for a week and now seems to be wearing off. I didn't go through this for my first pregnancy and I feel at the end of my rope.

Thank you for listening to me vent.

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3724
August 18, 2008 - 15:20
Cindy from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

Hi, I'm Cindy from Hawaii. I'm on my second pregnancy. I have an 18th month old too, that keeping me busy and very exhausted! The morning sickness for this pregancy is so much stronger than the first one. I've been so tired, dizzy, and nauseas! I'm on my 13th week, so it's decreasing a little, but I'm still gagging. I've very hardheaded about throwing up, so I've only done it twice. I've tried the pregancy pops, but it got expensive. Then I tried the SeaBand from a local drug store, and that relieved my morning sickness. However, I developed a rash from it, so I no longer can use it. Try it if you can! Then I purchased ginger candy made by the Ginger People, called Gin Gins. These are the best!! It's cheap, you get a lot and it releived my sickness. If you can also get more sleep, this helps! Hope I can help someone out there. 27 more weeks to go for me! Aloha!
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3723
August 18, 2008 - 13:00
Bonny from United States of America
Email: Bonnyv16(a+)hotmail.com

I feel so yucky. I am constantly throwing up. I have my husbands support but he is often taking care of our 2 year old son. I feel like I am at wit's end with this. I am at 10 weeks now and I know it will end soon. I just can't see the end of it. I tried all the remedies..I have been eating every two hours and that seems to help. But how much can a woman eat..I have so much trouble putting something in my mouth when I am feeling so sick.. I don't know I am so discouraged...
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3722
August 18, 2008 - 12:41
Grace from Canada
Email: grace-mendoza(a+)hotmail.com

Hi, I'm Grace from Canada and I have a two and a half year old. I was pregnant last year (2007) in July and miscarried by August. This year I'm pregnant again, since the beginning of June. I'm about 10 weeks along, and since I've been pregnant I have had nausea and vomit throughout each passing day. My first pregnancy was great, I had no problems at all - just tired but I could go on with my day. As much as I am excited for this pregnancy, I am losing weight, feeling tired, dizzy, lightheaded, and unable to do day to day things like work or even do things with my son. I want a normal life again, I want to enjoy this pregnancy but the sickness is making me feel worse each day. My doctor prescribed me a medicine for pregnancy and vomitting, but the pills ended up to $92 for a small amount of pills. I don't know if that is worth it, and I don't even know if I want to take pills while pregnant. I hear a lot about certain teas, ginger, and crackers to help...but I've tried all of that, and it's the same thing with every other food or liquid I intake. I'm so dizzy everyday, I am beginning to think I should go to the hospital to get an IV, so atleast something is entering my body. If anyone has any suggestions or tips, please help. I'm worried about my baby, and my own health.

Email: grace-mendoza@hotmail.com

Thank you,

Grace

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3721
August 18, 2008 - 02:59
wenrui from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

This is my sixth pregnancy. Three healthy babies, miserable from 6weeks to 16 weeks, but great the rest of the time. Then I had two miscarriages(one I was sick with but miscarried-TOTALLY NOT FAIR I had done acupuncture with that one but it was too expensive to do with this pregnancy and the other MC didn't get sick at all with) and now I am nine weeks pregnant. I did not do anything for my first three pregnancies and suffered exceedingly. While I never was hospitalized I probably should have been. This time I started in at 5 weeks to get Vitamin B shots. It has helped alot. I also take Ranitidine for acid reflux in the evenings. Things are bearable although today hasn't been great. I was feeling sorry and miserable for myself because my husband is having a hard time having a sick wife -AGAIN. He really has a hard time and the stress of that contributes to my stress! It's hard to remember why we thought this would be a good idea! This is the difficult part. Although I am getting Vitamin B shots, using sea bands, using preggie pops, able to keep food down and drink liquids(AMAZING). Have friends helping with house, laundry, and kids I am STILL not able to get up and do alot. As soon as I start doing my normal routine the nausea will get worse. Since I have lost so much weight with previous pregnancies I have become more and more cautious with each pregnancy. I am just happy to be able to keep down foods and liquids but feeling the halfway discouragement mark and the depression deeply. I feel for everyone going through this time that is struggling and wish you the best. For those just in the beginning get help now! Don't wait! The earlier you get help the better it will work. I am going to try the MorningWell CE to see if it will help get rid of the morning sickness malaise I am still suffering. Anybody else have success with that?
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3720
August 18, 2008 - 00:26
Samantha from United States of America

HI, I'm 17 weeks today, second baby. Still nausea ALL DAY . First baby I was sick until 6 months, so I hope this is the same or will stop early. I have a HORRIBLE taste all the time in my mouth, What helps me are:
pretzels with lots of salt, popcorn, sprite, cheese sticks (the one with the cow on the label, all others makeme throw up), chicken noodle soup Campbells brand, plain pasta, hotdog on a bun be careful of listeria though.
What did not help:
crackers, gum, mints, water, milk, juice, popsciles, toast, ginger products, bands, b6,.
Good Luck to everyone!!

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3719
August 15, 2008 - 23:58
Clare from New Zealand
Email: <hidden>

STAY POSITIVE LADIES! Im on 2nd preg, feel ratsh#t but reading all the complaining didnt really help. It doesnt last forever, and the beautiful gift at the end is well worth it. You do what you have to do, try and take your mind off the sickness, and be HAPPY, it helps! xx
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3718
August 15, 2008 - 05:14
Jane from Ireland

Im glad to see that I am not the only one going through this. I am 14 weeks pregnant with twins and have been sick everyday - it can occur at any time but is especially bad in the morning and evening. Im just so paranoid that the babies are not getting enough nutrition though my doc advised me that as long as you are drinking enough and not getting dehydrated that everything will be ok! I long to feel normal again!!
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3717
August 14, 2008 - 19:00
Crystal Fulmer from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

Hey,ladies! I just wanted to share my experience and see if anyone had some similarities! My first pregnancy was a m/c.. blighted ovum. This time, it's been very successful thus far with a heartbeat at 6w2d and 165 bpm at 10w3d. At it's peak, my nausea would cause anywhere from 1 to 4 vomiting episodes a day. Since around 9 weeks, my morning sickness has been on a day, then off a couple, with all days getting better and better. I am now late in my 12th week and I actually ate a beef taco today and didn't get sick!(Beef was off-limis for awhile :))
I didn't know if anyone else had experienced feeling much better at this point. I know I'm just worrying because of the miscarriage. Everytime I feel a twinge or light cramp, I fill with worry... and then I get mad at myself for it. Can anyone connect or have helpful advice?

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3716
August 14, 2008 - 04:46
Cynthia from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

Hey, I've been dead sick since 5.5 weeks and I'm almost at 8 and I am still as sick as a dog. To top it off, my husband is deploying in 2 weeks and this is how I spend my few days with him? I am taking Zofran and it worked for about 2 days and then I was back to severe nausea, vomiting, and migranes. I try to remember that we wanted this baby but my goodness I feel as if I've been pregnant forever with this morning sickness. Take comfort that you ladies have husbands that will be able to stay to help you.
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3715
August 13, 2008 - 14:49
jojo25 from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

Ok, so today I am 12 weeks pg. I started feeling sick before I POAS. It kept getting worse and worse and while I don't have HG, my doctor said I was border line. im 5'5'' and 120 lbs so to lose 5 lbs from the start was not something I was thrilled about. So she gave me a script for Zofran...and I have been on it ever since. My SIL took this and her boy is doing just fine...alert and growing on target. Im hoping that I can start to wean myself off zofran but at least I will have it if not. I know the baby is doing fine and I have another u/s for next week. I just want to feel a little bit better...hopefully I will soon!
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3714
August 13, 2008 - 13:49
Momof3 from United States of America
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I hope some of my tried tactics work for you moms. I'm hopefully going to be going on my 4th baby. I was borderline for hyperemsis gravidarium with 2 out of the 3. The biggest thing for me was the increased amount of acid my stomach produced. Acid reducing meds like prilosec kept me from the hospital. I hate taking meds, but I hate the hospital more. Here are some other things that helped: 1. FRESH air (the moment I came in the house, I threw up), 2.Cook outside (grill, even hooked up my slow cooker outside) 3. Ice (anything icey cold, lemon italian ices were a God sent), 4. Mints or mint chewing gum (but not on empty stomach), 5. Citrus Listerene(yes, you read that right. I couldn't brush my teeth because my gag reflex was so sensitive so, I would gargle the mouth wash and found out it would help settle my stomach just don't swallow it. I hope these weird tactics help. I plan on using them with #4, and always looking for new ones.
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3713
August 12, 2008 - 22:41
Stacy Z from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

I have a question for everyone. I have a friend who suffered through Hyperemesis Gravidarium with all 3 of her pregnancies. She took Zofran to cope with it during her 2nd pregnancy. Her middle daughter has behavior & focus issues the other 2 don't. Has anyone here taken Zofran in the past & wondered if it had lasting effects in the child?
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3712
August 12, 2008 - 07:40
JAIME from United States of America
Email: jaimeceleste2008(a+)yahoo.com

WELL IM 26 WEEKS PREGNANT AND IM STILL SICK.. AT LEAST ITS NOT AS BAD AS IT WAS WHEN I WAS 5 WEEKS I WAS PUT IN THE HOSPITAL BECAUSE I COULDNT EAT DRINK SLEEP FOR A MONTH I LOST 40 LBS AND THIS IS MY FIRST CHILD AND I WAS VERY SCARED. NOW I ONLY GET SICK IN THE MORNINGS IF I CANT TAKE IT SLOW I HAVE FOUND WAKING UP AN 1 HOUR BEFORE I HAVE TO GET OUT OF BED AND GOING TO EAT RIGHT AWAY SEEMS TO HELP.. I LIVE ON THE NAUSEA PILLS MY DOCTOR GAVE ME AND IT SEEMS TO KEEP IT AT BAY. PEPPERMINTS AND MINTS SEEM TO HELP ME STAY SICK FREE ALL DAY..EATING EVERY TWO HOURS HELPS TO. I CANT DRINK SODA OF ANY KIND IT SEEMS TO MAKE ME SICK NO MATTER HOW GOOD I FEEL THAT DAY.I CANT WAIT TO DELIVER.
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3711
August 11, 2008 - 06:49
janet from United States of America
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i\'m 28 years old w/ my first pregnancy. i\'m roughly 7 1/2 weeks pregnant. i can\'t explain to you how sick i feel morning, day, and night. i know and i\'ve heard the mornng sickness is a good sign of pregnancy. however, it just doesnt feel right. i am so saltine crackered out. (which don\'t seem to work for me at all) except make me feel so bloated out w/ carbs. i feel like a completely different person. i used to eat really really healthy and work out 6 days a week. boy oh boy has that changed! i now live off of yogurt, granola bars and sometimes moms food because I dont have the stomach to cook any more. the smell of cooking absolutely repulses me. my pee is so yellow from not drinking enough that even the thought of water makes me gag. i sometimes freeze the bottles so at least when i drink it it has somewhat of a soothing cool texture and doesnt remind me of the saliva that i constantly have inside my mouth...yuck!!! I was so siked to have this baby when i first found out i was pregant. My husband and I just started planning on having a baby and I got pregnant the first try! I went to the health store and picked up some sliced ginger, b6 supplements, and ginger tea. they dont really work that great the tea..is ok because its soothing.. but i\'m a little concerned w/ drinking too much of it because it\'s an herbal tea and doctors dont recommend you drink herbal too often because it could lead to possible uterine contractions. this is why i only have 1 cup a day.
Does anyone have any other tips on how to get rid of the nausea, dizziness, and lethargy? i'm so desperate for help.

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3710
August 09, 2008 - 14:41
Jennifer from United States of America
Email: <hidden>

I am alittle over 7 weeks pregnant and have been nausous for the last 2 weeks and I have had enough! My mouth is dry and pastey, my throat burns, my shoulders and back are sore and the intermittent headaches. The vomiting 3-4 times a day for the last 5 days is killing me. This is the most wanted pregnancy and have moments of wanting to misscarry. I am tired, drained and miserable with a 2.5 year old to care for, not including working 2 nights a weeks. I took Zofran with my first pregnancy and it worked very well, although my son was born with a kidney problem that was unexplained, so I do not want to take any medications. If anyone has any natural rememdies that work!! PLEASE SHARE! I'm barely living on chicken noodle soup and jello (only because it doesnt hurt as bad coming back up!) Plus side is they say morning sickness means less likely to have a miscarriage. Lucky for us!!
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