How early pregnancy sickness?
I've been feeling generally unwell, kind of nauseous and tired, for about a week now. My period is also delayed. Could this 'sickness' be an early sign of pregnancy? How soon does this kind of feeling typically start?
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4 months ago
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For me, the sickness started around the 6th week of pregnancy. Keeping dry toast nearby to eat before getting out of bed helped a lot.
4 months ago
My wife's morning sickness started around week 5, and it was definitely not limited to just 'morning'! Be prepared for any-time sickness.
4 months ago
Sickness starts around week 5 or 6. If you find yourself vomiting constantly and unable to retain water, please see a doctor immediately.
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4 months ago
Haan, it usually starts around the 6th week, na? Try to keep things light and avoid oily food during this phase.
4 months ago
Sickness often starts by week 6, which can make sticking to a regular diabetic meal routine tough. Keep a close eye on your sugars.
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4 months ago
Our doctor at the clinic said sickness typically starts between week 5 and 6. It's best to ask your doctor clearly for safe ways to manage it.
4 months ago
It usually begins around week 6. Stay positive, practice gentle deep breathing, and let your body adapt to this beautiful change.