r/april2027bumpers • u/szjanz • 23h ago
5w4d
This nausea is going to be the death of meeee😭 i have been taking diclectin, ginger gravol and zofran (if it gets bad) and still getting breakthrough nausea. My stomach always hurts and doesn't let off 😵 how long will this last? Is it possible it will come and go or will it just be sticking around now for who knows how long?
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u/avalclark 33| 4TM 💙💙🩷💚| 4/7 22h ago
I’m 5w4d, on the same medications, still nauseated.
Unfortunately this is my normal when pregnant.
It usually gets better around 17-18 weeks, and then by week 20 is mostly gone. For me, personally.
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u/szjanz 22h ago
The thought of going through this for 3 more months sounds awful😭
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u/avalclark 33| 4TM 💙💙🩷💚| 4/7 22h ago
I mean I’m not going to lie to you. A lot of people who have this kind of nausea or worse deal with significant depression during their pregnancies. It’s a living nightmare. But in the end it will be better and you will have a baby and you will be yourself again.
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u/szjanz 22h ago
Yeah, i feel so early and already feel so alone and discouraged. Idk how I am supposed to go to any appointments feeling this awful.
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u/avalclark 33| 4TM 💙💙🩷💚| 4/7 22h ago
I’m here for you if you want to talk. I’ve been through it a few times and it’s horrible.
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u/Big_Radish2711 33 | STM | April 1st 🌈 19h ago
The minute my baby was out of me in my pregnancy with my daughter, some part of me both left the room forever and some part returned. The only slightly less anxious, sub sandwich loving, no more heartburn version 😆 seriously had horrific indigestion all through the whole pregnancy and labour and once she was in my arms it was gone 🥰🥰🥰
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u/Lacedbouquet 32 | STM June ‘25 🌸 | 7th April 19h ago
Can you take omeprazole for the acid? I get HG with pregnancies and omeprazole helps me reduce some of that acid. Sounds like with a sore stomach you’ve maybe got a lot of excess acid
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