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8 weeks and no "morning" sickness - is this normal?

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Rainbowshine · 20/06/2012 21:11

Hi everyone

I am 8 weeks pregnant (first pregnancy) and apart from not fancying cheese (very unlike me) and some changes in my appetite I have not had any nausea or sickness at all. I've just felt totally tired out and needed the loo every 5 minutes.

Is it "normal" not to have sickness? Am I just really really lucky and should keep my fingers crossed that "morning" sickness doesn't appear in the next few weeks?

Thank you for any thoughts.

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RancerDoo · 20/06/2012 21:12

Yup, normal. Some of us are just made that way.

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MirandaWest · 20/06/2012 21:12

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JoinTheDots · 20/06/2012 21:12

I didn't have any sickness at all with my pregnancy (DD now 22 months old) so it can be normal Smile

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MirandaWest · 20/06/2012 21:13

Argh - there was meant to be slightly more than that Blush. Was saying it is v normal not to have any sickness.

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Seona1973 · 20/06/2012 21:14

I didnt get morning sickness with either of my pregnancies. I occasionally retched while brushing my teeth but that was all.

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BoattoBolivia · 20/06/2012 21:14

Yup-ddn't have any sickness with either of my 2 pregnancies, or any other obvious symptoms except a bit of heartburn and tiredness later on. Keep your fingers crossed! Grin

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Figgygal · 20/06/2012 21:15

Yup I had none with my DS who is now 6 months old ..........it was great!! Grin

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Cheekychops84 · 20/06/2012 21:17

I had bad sickness with my first but my 2nd 2 nothing ! Totally sickness free I had one day where I felt really really sick but I wasn't then it passed , guess some of us are just lucky!

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Springforward · 20/06/2012 21:21

Lucky you! Not everyone gets sick Envy and I think it's pretty normal.

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signet2012 · 20/06/2012 21:25

Im 31 weeks and had no sickness at all. Suffering from heartburn now a bit but no sickness, no nausea, nothing.

:)

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Rainbowshine · 20/06/2012 21:29

Wow thank you for the replies everyone! Glad to find it can be normal! I will keep my fingers crossed that it continues then :-)

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justhayley · 21/06/2012 00:07

Don't jinx yourself crazy lady! I had no morning sickness during my pregnancy - I it sick twice once when I passed a chicken shop about 7 months and the smell made me gag and the 2nd on the table in wagamumas the week before I gave birth, and twice during labour but I don't count those as being pregnant.
Not everyone gets morning sickness if you don't your lucky it sounds horrible!

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cheekbyjowl · 24/11/2012 11:45

Hi @rainbowshine. I'm the same as you, no obvious symptoms and first pregnancy. How are you feeling now? Should i expect symptoms later?

This is the first time in my life i wish i felt more sick to make it seem more real. I've only shared the news with my husband....this is a slow 12 weeks :)

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C0smos · 24/11/2012 11:53

Absolutely no sickness or symptoms, I felt great and had the best skin ever, just lucky I guess. Had other problems with pregnancy though in case anyone thinks I'm a smug old boot!

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Adviceinscotland · 24/11/2012 11:57

I had

Pg1- terrible sickness for 9 months

Pg2- terrible nausea for 6 months

Pg3- not a single symptom (was worried at 12 week scan they would laugh at me and say there was no baby Blush)

Pg4- terrible sickness for 16 weeks (now 24 weeks)

Fingers crossed you carry on the way you are Smile

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unillustratedmum · 24/11/2012 12:05

No sickness or negative symptoms of any kind with my 3, also no pain relief needed during very short labours, no stitches and hardly any visible stretch marks, I consider myself very lucky and feel for women who suffer.

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Worley · 24/11/2012 12:11

I never had any mining sickness with either of my ds's either..
I like to tell people that too ;)

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Kelerina · 24/11/2012 12:22

Was for me! Am now 26 weeks and still haven't been sick. Bit of nausea at start of second trimester but only first thing in the morning and only in my kitchen! Compared to many others who suffer it really is barely worth mentioning......enjoy!!!

1st trimester I was just comically tired!

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HarlettOScara · 24/11/2012 12:25

I didn't have any sickess either, just the odd wave of nausea usually in response to a smell...couldn't feed the dogs for the entire pregnancy as the smell of their food made me heave.

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HarlettOScara · 24/11/2012 12:26

I would add that DP fed them...they didn't starve for 9 months!

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cheekbyjowl · 24/11/2012 12:40

This is my first day posting on mumsnet after searching for this topic. I've read some people are talking about their HCG levels in relation to having no symptoms. how do you know what your HCG levels are? On another note, also pleased to find the acronym finder on this!

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ladymia · 24/11/2012 12:45

only symptom i ever had was food aversions. i am 24 weeks now and did not have morning sickness once!

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cupcake78 · 24/11/2012 16:45

I don't like this thread! I'm so Envy!

Be thankful your not sick, I'm on pregnancy no4 and am currently dying with intense day and night nausea and sickness. EnvyEnvyEnvy

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iamwhaticallpregnant · 25/11/2012 10:14

Perfectly normal - I had no sickness at all for the early stages of pregnancy - mine came at about half way through and was like clockwork at 10PM every night - so I never got 'morning sickness' - I am also suffering a bit from sickness too now at 29 weeks - so the best may be yet to come for you Grin good luck.

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