When does pregnancy vomiting end?

Morning sickness is a particularly common problem. Many people experience symptoms of morning sickness in the early stages of pregnancy. Of course, how long morning sickness lasts is related to one’s individual constitution. For some people, morning sickness only lasts for two or three months, while for others, symptoms may continue until delivery. Of course, if morning sickness is severe, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time!

1. When does morning sickness start?

After pregnancy, morning sickness will occur starting around the 5th week (or earlier). Nausea may occur especially in the morning and evening, and vomiting may occur without any reason. I was eating peacefully, but I felt nauseous when I smelled the food. Appetite completely disappears, weight is lost, and most people suffer from various types of headaches. Morning sickness is closely related to many factors, such as changes in hormone levels in the human body after conception, mental stress and so on.

2. When will morning sickness end?

When does morning sickness begin? In fact, morning sickness is one of the early pregnancy symptoms. It usually starts around 6 weeks of pregnancy and stops around 12 weeks of pregnancy.

Early pregnancy refers to the first three months of pregnancy (1-12 weeks). During this period, the embryo grows and develops slowly, and the growth and changes of the placenta and related maternal tissues are not obvious. About half of the women begin to experience symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, loss of appetite, preference for sour food, aversion to oily food, nausea, and vomiting in the morning, which are called early pregnancy reactions. For most pregnant women, early pregnancy reactions will disappear on their own around the 12th week of pregnancy. Pregnant women may feel their breasts are full and tender, and their nipples may sometimes feel tingling and throbbing. Most pregnant women feel unusually tired and need more sleep. The bladder in the pelvic cavity is compressed by the enlarged uterus, causing frequent urination. During this period, the mother's body is lazy and feverish. At this time, the uterus is like a goose egg, slightly larger than before pregnancy, but the surface of the pregnant woman's abdomen has not yet increased.

There has never been a case of fetal death due to morning sickness. By the 16th week, morning sickness will be cured. Nor will you give birth to a very small child due to malnutrition.

3. How to reduce morning sickness

1. Don't stay in front of the computer or TV for too long. Unnoticeable rapid flickering on the screen can aggravate morning sickness symptoms.

2. Exercise, especially in early pregnancy.

3. Get enough rest. Excessive stress can exacerbate morning sickness symptoms. You can use a pregnancy pillow to protect your back and stomach and ensure you get a good night's sleep.

4. Eat small amounts in the morning. Keeping something in your stomach can prevent nausea and vomiting.

5. Adding some apple juice and honey when drinking water can help protect the stomach. …Ginger can relieve morning sickness in pregnant women.