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when does the nausea peak?

I have had horrible nausea my whole pregnancy so far, but the dr prescribed me with zofran and that helped. The last few days I still feel so nauseated after taking it. I'm 11 weeks 4 days, does it peak around then?
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Have u tried eating before taking them? I keep ginger nuts next to my bed and have at least 1 before I get up which I find helps a lot. Then taking my prenatal and anti nausea about half hour later. Or sometimes the water makes me gag so I take with milk as it's thicker and can't taste the pills. I'm 15w and still get it every now and then. I try to leave my anti nausea until I start feeling icky, I  don't want to take them unnecessarily. Good luck :-)
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My nausea/vomiting peaked around week 14. Now at16 weeks and only feel sick when I don't eat quickly enough in the mornings ;)
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4845170 tn?1369102292
It completely depends on the woman unfortunately. I never had morning sickness so I can not speak from experience, but I have been told that it should start going away once you hit the 2nd Trimester at 12-13 weeks along. Some women have to battle it all through out pregnancy though. I hope you start feeling better soon!
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5387794 tn?1373257093
Mine hasn't really gone away and I'm almost 24 weeks
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