Did you have a "peak" week with MS?

I've been pretty sick since 6 weeks, but this week, week 11, has by far been the worst. I had a decent weekend, and literally hit week 11 weeks on Monday and it's been awful with non-stop nausea (I usually get breaks, at least in the afternoon/evening) and throwing up. I've heard there is usually a peak with morning sickness. Could this be it? I really can't remember with my other two. Did your MS get worse before it got better? I'm on b6/unisom as per my doctor, but it's not really helping this week at all.

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With me second I was sick for like 12 weeks starting very early. I don't remember if any week felt worse, I just woke up one day and was surprised that I didn't puke, lol.

Did you have a

around 10/11 weeks

Did you have a

Yes. Weeks 5 through 38.

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LuckyStar...I literally laughed out loud (sorry! ) when I read your reply....laughed in solidarity. You responded to my woesome questions about first time mom morning sickness (talk about misnomer) over the summer. I too was diagnosed with HG, but mine tapered off from all day nausea/all day vomiting when my third trimester hit. Now I simply get nauseous plus lack an appetite and feel exhausted as all heck just about always. I'll be 33 weeks tomorrow.

MayBbaby21...I feel for you. Unfortunately in my case none of the standard "cures" worked for me either....not B6/Unisom, nor "Polly wanna frickin' cracker?!!!" nor gingerale and so on. Literally anything and everything from smells to juice to brushing my teeth sent me reeling. That said...I made some notes during my first and second trimesters. I THOUGHT my MS/HG peaked between 12-15 weeks. Boy was I wrong. Weeks 16-19 were the absolute worst, in my case. I threw up so much and so often my esophagus started to bleed. And I continued to lose my cookies until week 24 after which point I stopped losing my Girl Scout cookies in favor of 'mere' nausea. Had this not been the case I DEF would have crawled back to my midwife to request Zofran (she offered it early on). There's a limit a girl can take.

I really hope you feel relief soon!!!

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11-13 were especially miserable

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For pregnancies 1 and 2, I'd say wk 9-10 was the worst. For pregnancy 3, week 5-6 was the worst.

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My worst weeks were from 8-16. Just as I hit 16 weeks and I was pretty much sure I couldn't keep pushing though, I was going to ask for Diclegis or something else, but it subsided.