Reasons for not vomiting in early pregnancy

Many women have many symptoms of discomfort when they have just become pregnant or in the early stages of pregnancy. Under normal circumstances, these symptoms of discomfort are normal, but if no symptoms appear, there may be some pathological conditions, so you must pay attention to the physical condition of the pregnant woman to avoid major problems. So let’s understand the reasons why you don’t vomit in early pregnancy.

1. Vomiting during pregnancy

Pregnant women often experience some reactions around one and a half months of pregnancy, such as fatigue, dizziness, picky eating, anorexia, vomiting, etc. Not everyone has these reactions, but it varies from person to person. In fact, mild vomiting is a normal physiological phenomenon, which will disappear naturally in about 3 months. Therefore, pregnant women should not be overly nervous. Just pay attention to adjusting your diet and follow the principle of simple and easy to digest food. Try to absorb as much nutrition as possible from food.

II. Overview

Most women experience vomiting by the sixth week of pregnancy, usually within a few hours of waking up in the morning. Some people have a noticeable decrease in appetite, prefer spicy and sour food, have no appetite, feel dizzy, and are easily tired. These are normal physiological phenomena and usually have little impact on health. They do not require treatment and there is no need to be overly nervous. Just keep a happy mood, stable emotions and get enough rest. It disappears naturally at 12 weeks. However, if the reaction is strong, or still occurs after 12 weeks, it is what Chinese medicine calls "nausea and vomiting during pregnancy" and requires treatment, otherwise it will affect the health of the baby.

3. Reasons

Everyone's pregnancy symptoms are different. Generally, the first three months are the period of pregnancy reaction. Vomiting is because the stomach physiologically rejects food to protect the baby in the belly. It will gradually get better later. Some people vomit whatever they eat when they are pregnant, but they still have to eat even if they vomit. Keep a happy mood and get enough nutrition, and the baby will definitely be healthy and beautiful.

During early pregnancy, a woman's human chorionic gonadotropin levels increase. Although it is not yet known whether human chorionic gonadotropin can directly cause nausea, the timing is very consistent. When nausea is most severe, it is also when the level of human chorionic gonadotropin is highest. There is another hormone that can cause vomiting in early pregnancy, which is the rapid increase of estrogen. This is also considered to be an important cause of morning sickness in pregnant women. Of course, other hormones may also have an impact. During pregnancy, a woman's sense of smell and sensitivity to odors increase. For example: If someone is frying sausages at a distance and a woman smells the odor, she may experience a nauseous reaction. In fact, this phenomenon is not uncommon. This sensitivity may be caused by increased estrogen levels. If the stomach becomes fragile. The gastrointestinal tract of some expectant mothers is more sensitive to various changes in early pregnancy, so they are more likely to feel uncomfortable.