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Nausea during pregnancy is most prevalent during the first trimester when hormone levels are rising. Usually beginning around 14 weeks, and easing off somewhere around the 21st week, many women begin to feel their best during their second trimester after the nausea and vomiting lessen.
Some women have more severe symptoms and have frequent and/or longer bouts of vomiting. You may just have nausea and no vomiting. Sickness and vomiting usually start before the 9th week of pregnancy. In 9 out of 10 women, the symptoms have gone by 16 weeks of pregnancy. However, some pregnant women have some sickness throughout all of their pregnancy. Sickness and vomiting in pregnancy can be a difficult problem to cope with.