How long does it take for morning sickness to occur during pregnancy?

For some pregnant friends, when they see other pregnant friends starting to experience morning sickness while they themselves have not, they can't help but worry that they will also suffer from vomiting like them. More often than not, they tend to want to know how long such a thing will last, so that they can be mentally prepared after knowing it. Let’s take a look at how long does morning sickness last during pregnancy?

Generally speaking, about 3/4 of women will begin to experience early pregnancy reactions such as nausea and vomiting in the 6th week of pregnancy, while some pregnant women will not experience morning sickness throughout the entire pregnancy.

Morning sickness generally does not last for a long time. About half of pregnant women will experience the disappearance of morning sickness symptoms at 14 weeks of pregnancy, while some pregnant women will experience the disappearance of morning sickness symptoms at around 18 weeks of pregnancy. Some pregnant women also experience morning sickness throughout their pregnancy.

Although morning sickness does feel uncomfortable, fortunately for most expectant mothers, it generally does not last too long. Morning sickness usually begins around 6 weeks of pregnancy and becomes increasingly severe over the next month or so. About half of pregnant women no longer feel nauseous by the 14th week of pregnancy. For most of the rest, it will take about a month before the nausea symptoms gradually subside. However, morning sickness may return later and continue throughout your pregnancy. Some pregnant women also experience morning sickness symptoms throughout their pregnancy, which is related to differences in individual physical fitness.

Through the above analysis and introduction, I believe many friends know that, generally speaking, morning sickness usually lasts from about the fifth week to the 14th week. During this period, pregnant women will experience morning sickness, and as time goes by, the morning sickness reaction will become more and more severe. Everyone should be mentally prepared.