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9623228 tn?1406019441

constant nausea

I'm only six weeks along, but I can't seem to eat anything. I'm constantly nauseous. Normal, or no?
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9623228 tn?1406019441
I still can't eat, and sit by a trash can... cause I feel like I'm going to throw up even though I haven't eaten
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I was sick from week5 till now im 16 weeks and 5 days. Taking vitamin b6 in the morning and at night does wonders. Also ice cold drinks, popcicles, ginger, peppermint, and ice chips. Good luck
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That happened to me too, it stopped when I was 9 weeks, I'm now 12 weeks and don't have it anymore but everyone is different
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I'm always nauseous and I'm 13 weeks + 3 days. All I can eat sp far is cereal and bread with butter. I can't even drink much water because I will throw up afterwards. I have been dehydrated 2 times already and this is my first pregnancy.
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That happened me but passed in a weeks tome. Still get it once in a while
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9623228 tn?1406019441
I can't even think about eating.. only water
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Yeah. I'm 6 weeks and I just can't really eat. Not in the mood nothings too exciting looking. I remember feeling the same way with my 20 month old. Just water and juice and a whole lot of ovaltine.
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