Im terrified of morning sickness!!

Hi There,
Morning sickness is not fun. I had it for about 16 weeks with my 3rd pregnancy.
I got married when I was 3 months pregnant and I tell you every minute of that day I was worried I was going to get sick in my dress.
I hope for both of us next time our pregnancies will be without morning sickness.
All the best
Good Luck
Mandy

I had MS or should I say "24/7 sickness for about 6 months before it eased off. Then would mainly be sick in the mornings. The 8th month was the best for me.

I totally get where you are coming from - it was the most horrible time of my life. One day DH asked what he could get me and my reply was "a bullet" . I always thought I would love being PG but I hated it. I was definately not going to have another one but since having DS I have changed my mind.

I know they say that every pregnancy is different but until you get PG you just don't know what is going to happen. I think I am sensitive to hormones because I feel ill taking the pill.

My midwife said there was nothing I could take that would help (???) I have since learnt there are some medications to help with the nausea. Although I don't know if a tablet would have stayed down anyway.

All the best onemorebub - I hope next time it goes well for you

WOW you ladies make my 12 weeks sound like a walk in the park, lol. I couldnt imagine having that horrible feeling for an entire pregnancy.

The only thing that really kept me going was the fact that according to midwife, morning sickness is a sign of a very healthy pregnancy and baby.

I was offered some medications to ease the nasea but i declined when they said there was no known side effects on unborn baby, but couldnt guarantee it.... so i just put up with it.

There were a couple of time where they were considering admitting me just to get some fluids into me, but started easing at 12 weeks and the rest of my pregnancys were a breeze.

I had hyperemesis too, pregnancy pretty much sucks for me and I hated every minute of all three pregnancies, but looking at my girls makes it all so worth it. Sounds cliched I know but Chiara is only 6 weeks old and I've already forgotten how sick I was (almost!)