Common Questions About Morning Sickness

By Robin Elise Weiss, LCCE, About.com Guide

In general, morning sickness goes away towards the end of the first trimester. Some women will notice that their nausea and/or vomiting stay a bit longer, completely disappear, or ease up a bit but remain in a different form or some other variation.

What is more worrisome is the sudden disappearance of early pregnancy symptoms, including morning sickness. If this happens and you are worried, you can call your doctor. It could be a sign of problems with the pregnancy such as an impending miscarriage or it could be a non-issue.

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• Why is it called morning sickness when I have it all night?
• My morning sickness is bad. Does that mean I'm haiving a girl?
• I don't have morning sickness is my pregnancy healthy?
• My morning sickness has disappeared. Is my baby okay?
• I throw up after every meal. When should I go to the doctor?
• How do I take care of morning sickness emergencies?
• What medications can I take for morning sickness?

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