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never hungry

Ill be 8 weeks tomorrow and i am NEVER hungry, and when i am there isnt anything good to eat.. im always way too nauseous and im getting sick of it.. i wish i had a appetite, will it come back later on down the road? I need to know! Thank you☺
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I hope so because I feel the same. Im 9 weeks and I havent had a proper dinner in 3 weeks because I cant stomach anything
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I was the same, yes it gets better, im 17 wks and my appetite isnt quite the same but now i can eat =), i hope you feel better soon
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First Trimester You Won't Be Hungry As Much You Are More So But Second Trimester The Sickness Calms Down And Your Appetite Will Pick Up .
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When i do eat something i never finish it! I just can't and i wish i can, i wish i had the appetite i had before i was pregnant because i could always eat all my food and now when i go to the fridge i get nauseous just looking at the food.
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I was the total opposite, I was always hungry when I was 8 weeks but every time I ate I got queasy. I'm 10 weeks now and the queasiness has subsided for the most part. Hope your symptoms fade soon give it a couple more weeks.  Good luck and congrats
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Im 19 weeks and just getting my appetite back and still some days hardly eat anything at all... Iv lost ppenty of weighy pregnant. Slowly getting it back tho
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