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Does anyone think that nausea has something too do with the sex of the baby?  Please give me your thoughts.
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I was so sick with both my boys and girls. Didn't matter the sex.
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No. Gender doesn't play a role with morning sickness. Each pregnancy will be different. I'm on fourth and he's a boy and it's first time I've experienced nausea and it was no fun : )
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Allot of people have said that being pregnant with girls causes more nausea, stomach issues, & sickness. however I'm 35+4 pregnant with a girl & I havent had much sickness at all. I did get morning sickness in my first trimester but it really wasnt all that bad at all. so I definitely dont believe that has anything to do with the gender of the baby.
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No it doesn't.  I had equal amounts of nausea with my first two pregnancies- a boy and girl respectively.  I'm now having another girl another and have had no morning sickness this time around.
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No i dont...i never experienced nausea for my two pregnancies but with this one its different...im 20 weeks and still.feel.nausea...im having a boy n.girl.
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I have had more nausea and vomiting with my boy than I did with my girl.
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Yes, it dose.
Femal babies cause more gastrointestinal disturbances than male babies.

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