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Earliest you've felt morning sickness

peach*face View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 06:31 AM Post #1
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I know it sounds silly but, it's only 7-10 days post ovulation and I have been feeling really sick since yesterday. I had HG with both my previous pregnancies and am wondering if it is possible to feel nausea this early? I'm buying a few tests today to use over the coming week so we will know hopefully by the end of next week. Has anyone else felt the nausea feeling this early. What is the best test to use to pick up early pg? ETA: I changed it to 7-10 days because I don't know the exact date of ovulation. This post has been edited by *peachface**: 23/11/2012, 06:46 AM

SensibleSis View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 06:53 AM Post #2
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Well IFWIW I am sitting here 8 days late, feeling queasy with sore breasts... After testing I don't know how many times using internet cheapies I bought a 3 pack of First Response Early Response. FRER seem to be the preferred test for confirmation on EB. I have just tested again this morning using the last one and it is BFN! Not sure what is going on!? Hope you get your BFP! Good luck!

peach*face View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 06:57 AM Post #3
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Aww thank you Hope you get your BFP too! How frustrating when you have all those symptoms with no result as of yet. The nausea feeling is nasty isn't it? I'll try the first response brand you suggested. We have friends over tonight and they will be drinking wine with dinner. The thought of that makes me want to This post has been edited by *peachface**: 23/11/2012, 07:02 AM

elco View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 07:06 AM Post #4
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I started feeling off and gross at 5 weeks from memory. Morning sickness and vomitting kicked in at 5 1/2 - 6 weeks

doubledelight View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 07:12 AM Post #5
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I've always tested before AF was due because of the nausea and vomitting. Good Luck

bearmum View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 07:17 AM Post #6
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QUOTE (doubledelight @ 23/11/2012, 08:12 AM) I've always tested before AF was due because of the nausea and vomitting. Good Luck No vomiting but otherwise, yep - same for me. Good luck

SophieBeagle View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 07:20 AM Post #7
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I woke at night and felt implantation cramps and from that morning I was queasy, so that may have been 10DPO. I tested a lot and got a BFP approx 12DPO. Hopefully you both get your BFP ETA: I don't know exact dates, I wasn't charting and didn't know my exact O date. This post has been edited by SophieBeagle: 23/11/2012, 07:29 AM

probyber View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 07:21 AM Post #8
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MMmmm im sitting here wondering the exact same thing. Have been feeling nauseas for the past two days. Af not due until Wednesday next week and did a PT yesterday with a BFN so im wondering if its something going around or dare i say it, this could be our month. Good luck i hope its a BFP for you.

LottieCait View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 07:28 AM Post #9
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At 9dpo I was so nauseous that it prompted me to test. I got a positive at 10dpo

Pooks*potters View Member Profile	23/11/2012, 07:38 AM Post #10
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Yes I had HG and the nausea started around then. I was really happy to be nauseous as I thought it was a 'sign'. I hope HG stays away for you if you are PG. Try and get onto meds ASAP, there is evidence that early aggressive treatment is very important. dp This post has been edited by Pooks_: 23/11/2012, 09:01 AM

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