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What Is Morning Sickness?
Morning sickness can or may not be something that happens to you when you are pregnant. For many expectant mothers,
it does happen and when it does it is going to be unique to this baby, to your body and to your situation. Morning
sickness is a condition in which you feel as though you have a really bad case of the flu. For others, you may just
feel very run down and tired. Some people vomit, others do not. All of this can leave the question of what is
morning sickness really up in the air.
NVP or nausea and vomiting of pregnancy, as morning sickness is sometimes called, is a condition in which you feel
nausea. The level of nausea is different from one person to the next. About 50 to 95% of all women that become
pregnant will experience some battle of morning sickness. In some cases, it is very limited while in others it is
very drastic. In any case, knowing what is happening can make you feel much better about yourself.
This pregnancy sickness generally happens to an individual that is any place from a couple of weeks pregnant to up
until and sometimes through their second trimester. One thing is for sure. If you are experiencing morning
sickness, chances are that you are actually looking for the time to come when it will not be that bad. Often time’s
morning sickness comes on gradually, where it will be infrequent and then become more and more frequent in nature.
When you are coming out of your morning sickness phase, the same is true.
I’m Not Pregnant!
Did you know that even if you are not pregnant there may be a few times in which you still feel morning sickness?
Some women that take birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy products may experience morning sickness,
even though they are not pregnant. This is brought on by the medications and will go away as your cycle
progresses.
One thing to note that is very serious about this condition is your health. Although morning sickness itself is not
likely to make you ill, if you do not get the proper nutrition or the proper fluids, you can dehydrate. Therefore,
if you are experiencing this condition, it is wise to talk to your doctor about it. He may just be able to
help.
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