When did you (or did you?) have MS?

[Deleted]

6-12 weeks. no fun.

[Deleted]

6-17 weeks and going. It got much better at 12 weeks and it has decreased ever since.

IO am still taking zofran in the morning though because that it when I start to gag. It simmers by mid-day.

Weeks 8-10 were pure HELL.

[hopeful2012]

From prior to my positive pregnancy test until I gave birth. And not just nausea a whole lot of puking...even middle-of-the-night waking up out of a dead sleep 3 a.m. puking.

In fact, even thinking about it makes me worried about how #2 will be. I am holding off testing now and one of the reasons is I don't think its possible that I could even get a + result without some vomiting before hand....

[statlerwaldorf]

6.5 weeks until I delivered. It got a little better after 18 weeks, but I was still throwing up on a regular basis.

[caramia17]

From 8-13ish weeks I felt super hung over. Like one bumpy bus ride away from puking, but I never actually threw up.

I did not realize how poorly I felt until 14 weeks when I felt better. I still worked out every AM at 5 and worked approx 60 hrs per week all through that time.

[wanderlustmom]

I am sorry to those who have had it/have it. Both of my sister's were miserable with morning sickness.

I didn't have any either pregnancy.

[barefootcontessa]

My starts at six weeks and goes up until 15-16 weeks usually. I start every day by vomiting and then take a zofran which usually prevents from throwing up again but not always. I still am dehydrated though and really miserable. Between the ms, fatigue, and constipation, I feel like jumping off a bridge.

[beachdweller]

Aug 10, 2012 10:32:21 GMT -5 @iheartcosmos said:

started about 6.5 weeks until the day I gave birth.

Same for me. OP, I hope you are lucky and avoid it! If you do get it bad, most OBs are ok with Zofran. It was a lifesaver for me; I would not have been able to function (i.e., work) or keep food/fluids down without it. Honestly, I have put off TTC #2 because I don't want to go through the morning sickness again.