After becoming pregnant, women may experience some pregnancy reactions as the number of days after pregnancy increases. Initially, there may be physical fatigue, drowsiness, nausea, and a preference for acidic or spicy foods. Subsequently, morning sickness may occur. So, how long does it take for a woman to start vomiting during pregnancy?
Women experience morning sickness during their first pregnancy, usually around 42 days of pregnancy. Common symptoms include nausea, vomiting, chest swelling, dizziness, and drowsiness. These are all normal reactions during pregnancy. Generally, these discomfort symptoms will gradually alleviate around 12 weeks of pregnancy. Due to individual differences, some women may not have obvious pregnancy reactions during pregnancy, but there are also women who vomit severely after pregnancy and may experience vomiting. So, morning sickness or nausea is often related to one's own constitution.
Nausea, also known as severe vomiting, is a strong reaction experienced by women during their first pregnancy. The main manifestations of nausea and vomiting during pregnancy are continuous vomiting, inability to eat, vomiting when drinking water, and in severe cases, vomiting bile or causing gastric bleeding, as well as physical weakness and weight loss.
Nausea during pregnancy mostly occurs in the first three months of pregnancy. The occurrence of nausea can seriously affect the physical health of pregnant women and also affect the absorption of nutrients by the fetus, leading to limited fetal development. Therefore, this situation is a pathological phenomenon and requires a detailed examination by a doctor for targeted treatment.
