How long does it take for vomiting to occur during pregnancy?

Nowadays, TV series usually show pregnancy conditions, and all of them have nausea and retching reactions. It is the most common and significant reaction to pregnancy. Most expectant mothers experience nausea and retching in the early stages of pregnancy. So, how long does it take for vomiting and other reactions to occur during pregnancy? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

How long does it take for vomiting to occur during pregnancy?

The response of pregnant women to vomiting depends on their individual circumstances. Generally speaking, about three-quarters of women will experience early pregnancy reactions such as nausea and retching starting in the sixth week of pregnancy, and some pregnant women will not experience morning sickness throughout their pregnancy.

Morning sickness is a type of early pregnancy reaction. Early pregnancy reactions usually occur around 42 days after menstruation ends, and there are also symptoms such as nausea, retching and discomfort, but the timing and symptoms of early pregnancy reactions vary from person to person. Most pregnant women will experience nausea and retching in the morning, afternoon and evening during the sixth week of pregnancy, without any reason. Some pregnant women even experience morning sickness in the fourth week. Some pregnant women are not prone to morning sickness throughout their pregnancy.

It should be noted that whether or not there is morning sickness during pregnancy varies from person to person. If a woman experiences nausea and retching about six weeks after her menstruation, she should consider whether she is pregnant.

Morning sickness generally does not last for a long time. About half of pregnant women will experience relief from morning sickness at 14 weeks of pregnancy, while some pregnant women will experience relief from morning sickness at around 18 weeks of pregnancy. Some pregnant women also experience morning sickness throughout their pregnancy.

How to treat vomiting during pregnancy

For most young couples, how to create a smart baby is obviously the most important thing in life. Compared with the joy of welcoming the arrival of a baby, the pregnancy process is so long and difficult, especially the vomiting phenomenon, which makes many pregnant women complain. Let’s discuss how to relieve vomiting.

1. Sleep as much as possible. Morning sickness itself will make the pregnant woman's body more easily tired and even affect the rest at night. If you can fall asleep, sleep as much as possible.

2. Go out for a walk and don’t stay in the same area all the time.

3. Eat small and frequent meals. You can divide three meals a day into six meals.

4. Eat nutritious and easy-to-digest foods, such as soup, fruit juice, milk and other liquid foods.

5. Foods high in water content can relieve gastrointestinal burden and prevent dehydration, such as apples, red grapes, cantaloupe, etc.

6. Relieve work pressure. Some morning sickness reactions come from psychological discomfort. A happy, friendly and positive mood can help relieve morning sickness discomfort.

7. Wear loose clothes and do not let anything press on the stomach, abdomen, neck and other parts.

8. Avoid foods that make you feel disgusted and put these ingredients on the “food credit blacklist”.

9. Gently pressing the "Neiguan Point" can help relieve vomiting symptoms. The "Neiguan Point" is located in the middle of the upper arm, 2 inches above the transverse wrist line. Close the three fingers of your left hand, and place the ring finger of your right hand on the transverse wrist line. At this time, the center of the intersection of your right index finger and right wrist is the "Neiguan Point".