Hi There...
I started to get really nauseaus (however that word is spelled!) again around 33 weeks. Granted, I only threw up maybe a handful of times, but it was almost like I was back to the 1st trimester. Then, around 35-36 weeks... it stopped! I was told it is just the hormones (blame them for EVERYTHING during pregnancy!) Unless you are having consistent contractions with your throwing up, I wouldn't worry.
I was told by my OB that for many women morning sickness will return in the 3rd trimester...As far as it being a sign of labor i am not sure about that (Sorry). if you are worried give your doctor a call if it does nothing else atleast it might ease your mind! Good luck
thanks dear atleast I know that I am not alone...it is so strange because I wasnt sick at all in the first trimester and for this to be happening just alarmed me. Hormones that is the reason for everything...no contraction just this sudden sickness
kylesmom-thanks for your response...I think I will just give the nurse a call tomorrow to just to see...I appreciate it. This is driving me crazy though...ughh
starting at 34 weeks i've been nauseated again, luckily haven't thrown yp, that would suck.
lucky you that you have not thrown up...let me tell you it *****...I just dont even feel like eating anymore
I was sick for the first 13 weeks of my last pregnancy... and then in the third trimester the nauseousness and heartburn came back. I also threw up a few times but it was nothing like the first trimester.
YESSSSSS, I am 31 weeks 3 days and the morning sickness has made it's way back. I haven't thrown up yet, but it's not fair that we're back to this. . .my least favorite part of pregnancy. Sad thing is that this time it's accompanied by horrible heart burn!!!!
You're almost done. . hang in there!
omg thanks ladies that exactly what I have the heartburn things too...it is so annoying like I said before I wasnt even sick in the first triemester and here I am almost done and getting sick.
thanks Griggsy I am trying to hang in there...good luck on the rest of your pregnancy