Morning Sickness

[shasni1982]

I am 7 weeks pregnant and suffering bad monring sickness, do you know if this increases the chance of a miscarriage, i am totally worried.

[xXx.Lesley.xXx]

Morning sickness happens with most women. It's a sign to show the baby is growing.

It usually stops about 15 weeks, as you enter your 2nd trimester.

[shasni1982]

That was most helpful thanks Leslie for taking the time to reply

[shas]

That was most helpful thanks Leslie for taking the time to reply

I know this is off the subject but is your name shasni that is my name and have never met anyone else with it?

[shas]

That was most helpful thanks Leslie for taking the time to reply

I know this is off the subject but is your name shasni that is my name and have never met anyone else with it?

[shasni1982]

My name is sharon but the guy in my work started to call me shasni and it stuck so now everyone calls me it.

[Juicy Lucy]

this is my my third prgnancy, i lost my first and never sufered with morning sickness, i had awful morning sickness with my daughter which started in week eight and carried on the whole way through, and she was fine. this time around i stared at about week seven, and it got so bad the dr gave me tablets to stop me being sick, it slowed down at about eighteen weeks. I'm now thirty weeks and still sick occasionally, and the baby is doing great.

If anything morning sickness is quite a good sign, it means all those extra pregnancy hormones are there and working well. the HCG levels which a pregnancy test picks up are the ones responsible for making you feel sick, and may actually reduce the chances of a miscarriage.

there is a condition called Hyperemesis Gravidarium which is very severe sickness, and may require hospital treatment to help avoid dehydration etc. chances are tho, its just average morning sickness, and i know just how bad 'normal' sickness can be!