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morning sickness

Ok so im 31 weeks and 2 days, my doctor said leaving my first trimester i should no longer have morning sickness, well here it it im in my 3rd and it never fails. I still get sick. And its not just morning is all the time. Its really starting to bother me. I had hardly no sickness with my first. Is anyone else experiencing this?
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Thank you everyone i wish i would go away. I got to deal with this then i get to lose my appetite for weeks after i have my baby due to a c section
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I've had third trimester sickness too. It could be baby squashing your stomach now that s/he's getting all cute and chubby. Hope you feel better soon :)
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They say morning sickness can return in your third trimester. I've started to feel nauseous again since I've hit my third trimester. Sadly its normal honey :(
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My sistee had morning sickness thru her whole pregnancy. Everyone is different no doctor should ever tell a pregnant woman when it'll go away its unpredictable. Mine was all my first trimester and half my second and now (32 weeks) I have the world worst heartburn
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I'm not that far along yet but I'm having a rough time even in my second trimester with getting sick. My midwife told me that once I get over it it might return in the third trimester.
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