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Thread: Is THIS how Morning Sickness feels like?

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    Default Is THIS how Morning Sickness feels like?

    So, the last few days, when I try to have breakfast, I just can't eat more than a few bites. After bite nr 5-6, I feel like if I take one more bite i am going to throw up. So I have to stop, as obviously I can't eat anymore. I feel like I'm forcing myself to eat something i don't like, when in fact I KNOW that I like that food. So if I'm trying to get past bite 5-6, I have this almost like a gag feeling...

    My AF is 2 day late now (i don't ever remember it being late, just early)

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    Usually you don't start feeling MS until your a little farther along because your hormone increases. If you AF is late you should be able to get an accurate HPT result by now. Good luck!

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    Agree with above - typically m/s doesn't hit until around 6 weeks... hit at 6.5 with DD1 and exactly 6 with DD.

    My sister described it as the worst hang-over you've ever had. I thought that was a pretty accurate description


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    i would test
    9/9/12 8 wks HB 166 9/17/12 10wks HB 176 10/2/12 12wks HB 167 10/16/12 14wks HB 156 10/30/12 16wks HB 146

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    I'd test, too. My M/S started 1 day before the 4 week mark. I tested because I had 2 days of slight nausea, and I'm PG w/ twins. Mine may have started earlier because it's twins. With my son, it started at 6 wks. Good luck!



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    my morning sickness started that early as well. I am not pregnant with twins just highly sensitive to the hormones:/ so test! i hope you get the answer you want! Just know that every woman is different

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