I am almost 8 weeks pregnant, and have not had any morning sicknedd. About once a day I feel nausea for about half an hour, but other than that I have felt fine. (except for being exhausted ALL day). Is this the sign of a bad pregnancy?

you shouldn't be worried...you should probably be thankful! haha. Some women won't experience morning sickness at all, others will. You might experience some futher into your pregnncy though. But if it eases your mind talk to your doctor about it.

No your fine... i was like that with my first pregnancy i did not have any sysptoms at all... and so far with this one nothing except for tired and peeing more. but im only 5 weeks so that might help.

Sign of a bad pregnancy!? Hell no! Count your lucky stars

I am one of the lucky ones who has never had morning sickness. i've never thrown up or any of that horrid stuff (40w1d).

Everyone is different so you shouldnt compare yourself to others in that sense. Good Luck

Hi, I am 7w4d and I haven't really felt sick either. I am just exhausted and have to pee more. I feel nauseous sometimes, but haven't thrown up at all. I just get migraines that make me miserable.

I spoke to my doctor yesterday and she said the same things you guys have. To count my lucky stars! She said that it happens to a lot of women during their first pregnancy, but that their second one is a lot worse!

I just gave birth to my third on September 25th and I've never experienced morning sickness with any of my pregnancies. In fact I feel better when I'm pregnant than I normally do.

I'm 32 weeks and I still haven't had one symptom. I'm so thankful!!!

Your just lucky! I wouldn't worry about it. I had morning sickness the feeling of nausea without vomit from week 6 to week 7 and it seems to have gone away. Knock on wood!

I am 8 weeks also and have not experienced an ounce of nausea or sickness yet! I was worried as well, and even posted the same question about a week ago. I guess we are just lucky. However, I have read and heard that morning sickness can peak around 9 to 10 weeks.