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stress???

Does stress being on morning sickness even worse? I haven't really felt so gross for months now but today I woke up feeling disgusting and nauseous and even threw up. Im 25+4 and morning sickness stopped being an issue for me a couple months ago... I am really stressed right now and I am wondering if that's brought on the sickness or if it's just a coincidence? Anyone else notice their morning sickness get worse with stress?
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I hope its not a bug.. I just have a lot going on right now. Dont even wanna get out of bed.
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5426152 tn?1382129604
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Well I am 33+4 and have been super stressed my entire pregnancy. I am still on anti nausia medication but I don't know if the nausia is coinsidental of the stress.
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5467005 tn?1399922608
That is a hard one.  You can be sick from stress.  If you are worrying over whatever is stressing you out.  Or you could be getting a flu bug.  I would give it a couple days and see how you are feeling.
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Yea that's what I thought,  I was super stressed early in my pregnancy and morning sickness was a complete *****!
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5946774 tn?1389187935
I'm pretty sure it does because when ever I'm mad or stressed I constantly feel sick to my stomach. Your MS could be coming back though some ladies MS come back with a vengeance later in the pregnancy!
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