You are going to experience so many physical and emotional changes throughout your pregnancy. One of the most common issues is feeling nauseous when you get up in the morning. While morning sickness is very common, it is possible to experience no such issue at all. 6 weeks pregnant no morning sickness is very much possible, but as it is not that common, so it is natural to worry about the wellbeing of your baby. Should you really be worrying about it?

6 Weeks Pregnant No Morning Sickness, Is It Normal?

"I am currently 6 week 3 days along and surprisingly no morning sickness at all. I have heard from other mums about how horrible the feeling can be, but it is different for me. I do feel a bit nauseous at times, but that is nothing serious. Is it true that women who do not experience morning sickness are at an increased risk of having a miscarriage? Really need an answer."

Answer

You really do not have to worry because it is normal to experience no morning sickness at all. In fact, you need to be happy about it, as you are among those lucky few who can eat whatever they want without having to worry about throwing up.

Statistics show that about 30% of pregnant women do not experience any nausea at all, and that is certainly a blessing. Is there a way to tell that someone is immune to morning sickness? No. Some women experience morning sickness, and others do not. You may feel nauseous during your first pregnancy and may not have any morning sickness in your subsequent pregnancy. It is quite like motion sickness – it can be quite bad, but not everyone has it.

6 weeks pregnant no morning sickness is usually nothing serious, but you need to keep in mind that sometimes, it may affect you after week six of pregnancy. Every pregnancy is different, which is why there is no set rule exactly when a pregnant woman is going to experience morning sickness. It is possible to experience morning sickness in your second trimester, but if you do not get it, consider yourself very lucky and take advantage of this situation to eat some healthy stuff.

What Others Have to Say

"I believe there is no need to worry about not feeling nauseous in the morning. I am 7 weeks pregnant and have not experience any morning sickness yet. It is certainly a pleasant experience, especially considering how bad morning sickness was with both of my boys. I sometimes wonder if I am actually pregnant – I do have other pregnancy symptoms, like sore, tender breasts. My doctor ordered an ultrasound yesterday and everything was just perfect. So, there is no need to worry, and you should actually be grateful for not being sick!"

"I have no morning sickness at all. This is my second pregnancy. I experienced some during my first pregnancy, but nothing in my second one. I was worried but my mom said even she never had morning sickness. I guess we are just lucky!"

"I have been pregnant thrice. When I was pregnant with my daughter (my first pregnancy), I never experienced any morning sickness at all. My second pregnancy was a missed miscarriage, and I experienced horrible morning sickness then. This is my third pregnancy and I am already 22 weeks along with no morning sickness again. I only feel a bit nauseous with a couple of foods."

In Case You Want to Know Why

Experts are of the view that 6 weeks pregnant no morning sickness is quite normal, as many women do not have any. You may be super fatigued all the time, have increased appetite, and experience mild cramps as well. All these signs show that you are pregnant, so you really do not have to worry about morning sickness. In fact, you should be happy about the fact that you can keep your food down and enjoy your pregnancy more.

However, you may be wondering why some women experience morning sickness and others do not have it at all. It could be due to the following reasons:

1. Your Body Handles Hormonal Imbalance Better

You may not feel nauseous because your body finds it easier to deal with a rapid rise in the levels of estrogen, hCG, and other hormones. Most women feel nauseous during the first trimester mainly due to a rapid change in hormones. The levels of hCG double every week during your first trimester, and this alone can make your stomach churn. Your hormonal levels are likely to stabilize during your second trimester, which is why your morning sickness is not that bad during that time.

2. Your Hormone Levels May Be Lower

It is possible to not have any morning sickness because your hormone levels stay quite low during the first trimester. If that is really the case, you are always at an increased risk of experiencing a miscarriage. That happens rarely though, and should not make you feel concerned, especially if your ob-gyn has confirmed that your hormone levels are fine.