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Should I be worried?
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firstfreakout
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As IVW said, everyone is different and every pregnancy is different. By 8 weeks the placenta takes over most of the hormonal load which gives your body a bit of a break. Some women at this point start to feel a bit better, others it takes into the second trimester, and some unlucky ones feel shit throughout the whole pregnancy.
I think there's such an emphasis on pregnant women having morning sickness that when women don't have it, or when it passes quickly, we automatically panic that this is a bad sign. I didn't have it with my first, and I had very slight coming and going nausea this time.
I'm sure it's nothing to worry about, but mentioning it at your booking in / to your GP if you're worried so they can reassure you
I think there's such an emphasis on pregnant women having morning sickness that when women don't have it, or when it passes quickly, we automatically panic that this is a bad sign. I didn't have it with my first, and I had very slight coming and going nausea this time.
I'm sure it's nothing to worry about, but mentioning it at your booking in / to your GP if you're worried so they can reassure you
