What does pregnancy feel like? If you're me, not much. I always imagined that pregnancy would somehow feel different - that there would be some sort of different physical experience where I'd just know I was pregnant. Not so much. In fact, even after the pregnancy had been confirmed by medical professionals, I still had a really difficult time wrapping my head around the idea that there was a baby growing inside of me.
The majority of women experience morning sickness during their first trimester. I was one of the lucky ones who, with the exception of one or two incidents, didn't feel queasy or nauseous at all. I also didn't feel exhausted as all of the literature suggested I would. I wasn't super hungry or emotional, my hair didn't change luster, and my fingernails didn't start growing like mad. How did I feel? Perfectly normal - perhaps with a bit more gas than usual.
That's great news. Most women would spend weeks feeling sick. But just in case it sets in late in pregnancy, try these first trimester morning sickness remedies.
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