10 Answers
With my first pregnancy, I could not keep much down for at least 5 month. It was not the food, I think that is why my daughter was only a little over 5 lbs, at birth. I even passed out two times, while beeing pregnant with her.
11 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
It was not food that caused me nausea...it was the sound of this bird right here and through both pregnancies. It does not bother me now nor did it prior to but the noise this bird makes made me sick to my stomach...an ear-gut connection? I do not know.
Spotted Towhee
11 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
lindilou
It would
happen to
you hoo!
Sheesh! I though I saw that Spotted Towhee flick it's tiny tail!
In three pregnancies, I had perhaps one bout of dizziness, but nothing I ate seemed to be a problem. And eat I did. Terrible. Gained 40 pounds with #1, who weighed only 3 lbs.14 oz. at birth.
11 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
I read People, The Enquirer and magazines like that. (Somebody gives them to me by the way) I would buy them for myself but they're not on the budget this life.
Anyway, I read how these young starlets try to lose their baby weight so quickly. They kind of need to keep their jobs. So sorry for this. They should enjoy this time of life and not overworry at this precious time.
I would be most allergic to and definitely be nauseous with the person who somehow got me pregnant. No clue would be my answer.
11 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
Some woman do get a bet testy when the are pregnant but they never made me sick, why do you ask, did some pregnant woman make you sick?
From you comment I think you may have meant to say food made you nauseated, perhaps ;-)
11 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
I see food there. "What foods....".
Nauseous: Causing nausea; sickening
Nauseated: To be feeling, nausea.
A common grammatical error, like when someone says "I could care less." When they really mean "I could NOT care less."
Just try to educate