One of the classic symptoms of early pregnancy is nausea or
morning sickness. In fact, it’s so common that an estimated 80
percent of pregnant women will experience it in some form.
However, the term morning sickness is not really a good name
because it is rarely restricted to just the early hours of the
day. Pregnancy related nausea would be a much better name, which
is why some experts refer to it as this. Despite the high
incidence of morning sickness, some pregnant women will never
experience a moment of it. They sail through their pregnancy
without ever knowing just how all encompassing that feeling of
nausea can be. If this sounds like you, consider yourself one of
the small, but lucky minority. An absence of morning sickness
can be completely normal and is not a sign that you are somehow
“less pregnant” than women who do have it. Will it harm the
baby? Many women worry that their nausea and vomiting will
adversely affect their baby. There is so much emphasis placed on
proper nutrition and its importanc