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Hey guys m 27 weeks nd i had vomit yesterday...used to have vomit only in the first trimester but suddenly yesterday i was nt feeling well nd finally i puked...so is it normal to vomit at this stage?
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Yes its normal I'm 18 weeks and i vomit too after i got back from walking and I was feeling a bit dizzy ,light headed too. I went to go see my doc and she says everything is normal
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Im 28 weeks and I vomit this morning as.well it.***** ; (  
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Most definitely. ...in fact, I'm one of the unlucky ones that keep morning sickness throughout my entire pregnancy. ..all day with continual vomit action. So, definitely don't worry...for the most part it will fade away for some and on the bright side...well what my doctor always says to me..in order to help keep me encouraged is that "if you are still sick later in pregnancy,  at least you know that those hormones are functioning well for baby and it typically reflects a really healthy baby and successful pregnancy".

Congrats on baby, best wishes and I hope it gets better soon.
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Same here I vomited on oct 25 ill be 28 wks inna few days I still get nauseous & throw up ery now & again all normal wit pregnancy
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Yes it's normal to vomit at any stage of the pregnancy . I'm also 27 weeks and I still vomit once in a while
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