Is it true that having morning sickness decresses your chance for miscarrige?

Factors that decreased miscarriage risk:

• Nausea: Women who experienced nausea and morning sickness during their first trimester were almost 70% less likely to have a miscarriage.

Healthnotes Newswire: Pregnant Women: Decrease Your Miscarriage Risk

never heard of that before.....not sure i believe it.

The first time I was pregnant, I had a little bit of nausea, but still miscarried. This time around, I am at 14 weeks and have had nausea off and on but am doing great. I too have read that morning sickness means decreased risk of miscarriage, but I also read that the theory of that just came about to make those with bad nausea feel better about it. I have talked with plenty of women who had little to no morning sickness at all and each went on to have a very healthy baby.

I doubt that it's true. I'm 25 weeks pregnant and have not had morning sickness yet, my baby is perfectly healthy

I hope its not true, i havent had any yet.

The website I read said that there's a 70% decrease, but I don't think I really believe it. I know lots of people who didn't have any morning sickness and had perfectly healthy babies.

Same here, I'm almost 23 weeks and I have had no morning sickness what so ever but the baby is a healthy bouncing little boy...

I never even got nausea with my son and he's now 4 and healthy...and obviously alive, lmao. I don't believe that hype.

This time I'm already feeling sick off and on but never actually GOTTEN sick and I'm only 4 weeks, lol.