How Long Does Morning Sickness Last

How long will your morning sickness last? This page will tell you the averages of when morning sickness will end during pregnancy.

When Does Morning Sickness Go Away

Morning sickness is different for every woman and every pregnancy. Below are some details of just how long you should expect morning sickness to last.

Does Morning Sickness Come and Go
Some may think morning sickness is inappropriately named because it doesn't just happen in the morning. Morning sickness is most common during the morning and night, but it can come and go at any time especially if you're around odorous food, are overheated, or have a headache.

Can You Have Morning Sickness All Day
Yes, morning sickness can occur for the entire day. Generally this is most common with women who are suffering from moderate to severe morning sickness. All-day-sickness doesn't necessarily mean you are vomiting all day (although it can), it can also be when a person feels ill all day or has nausea last throughout the day.

Can You Have Morning Sickness At Night
Yes, besides in the morning, nighttime is the second most common time for morning sickness to occur. Morning sickness at night can be caused by an empty stomach triggering nausea and other gastrointestinal upset.

When Does Morning Sickness Peak
Morning sickness will usually peak between weeks 6 and 18 of pregnancy. Of course, since morning sickness is different for every woman it could peak for you between weeks 8-10 and for others at weeks 12-16.

When Does Morning Sickness End
Normally, morning sickness will start to improve between 14 and 16 weeks. Nausea can still come and go until the 20 week mark. While it is not common for most women, a few will experience morning sickness lasting well into the third trimester and will have nausea late in their pregnancy.

• Sources
• http://www.babycentre.co.uk/a549842/nausea-and-vomiting-in-pregnancy-morning-sickness
• http://www.thelaboroflove.com/articles/how-long-does-morning-sickness-last
• http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/May00/morning.sickness.hrs.html
• http://www.livestrong.com/article/504990-morning-sickness-at-night/