What does it mean if there is no morning sickness during pregnancy?

Everyone has different physical fitness, and we all know that pregnant women will experience vomiting, nausea, and vomiting in the early stages of pregnancy, which is called "pregnancy reaction". Morning sickness is the most common one. Generally, pregnancy reactions occur in the first three months of pregnancy and will not occur after the fourth month. However, some pregnant women do not experience morning sickness during pregnancy. So what does it mean if you are pregnant but don't vomit?

What does the absence of morning sickness during pregnancy indicate?

This is a normal situation. Pregnancy conditions vary from person to person, and not all pregnant women are the same. It is determined by physical constitution. People with good digestion have shorter pregnancy reaction time, while those with poor physical constitution have longer pregnancy reaction time! Generally, after this reaction is over, having a significant appetite indicates that the fetus is normal and growing well. There is no need to worry at all. These popular beliefs among the elderly lack scientific evidence. Relax, maintain a good attitude, eat a comprehensive diet, and do some outdoor aerobic exercise and walking appropriately. Why do some people not vomit during pregnancy? Why do some people not vomit during pregnancy? In fact, whether or not one vomits during pregnancy depends on one's physical condition. It's all normal.

Next, let’s talk about some basic knowledge about pregnancy. Generally in the early stages of pregnancy (about six weeks after menstruation), the level of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) in the pregnant woman's body increases, gastric juice secretion decreases and gastric emptying time increases, resulting in a series of reactions such as dizziness, fatigue, loss of appetite, preference for sour foods or aversion to greasy foods, nausea, and vomiting in the morning, commonly known as early pregnancy reactions. This symptom generally does not require special treatment. After 12 weeks of pregnancy, as the body's HCG levels decrease, the symptoms will naturally subside and appetite will return.

But pregnant women should be reminded that not all vomiting is a reaction to early pregnancy. The symptoms of morning sickness can be mild or severe. Mild morning sickness has no major impact on the human body and does not require special treatment. Just stabilize your mood, get enough rest, and pay attention to adjusting your diet. In severe cases, it may manifest as intense and persistent vomiting, resulting in severe symptoms such as general fatigue, weight loss, dehydration, oliguria and even metabolic acidosis. Regardless of whether it is directed at the mother or the fetus, the adverse effects are very serious.

For this type of severe morning sickness, if the condition is serious, the doctor will temporarily use therapeutic drugs to control the symptoms. During the long pregnancy process, pregnant mothers need to scientifically and effectively reduce morning sickness.