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When does everyone morning sickness/nausea started in ivf cycle and is it consistent type or coming and going

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Hi Nutshel just like with any pregnancy, it can start as early as 4 weeks pregnant (if you had a 5 day embryo transfer this is just 9 days later) but more usual is from 6 weeks pregnant. Mine started 3 weeks after embryo transfer and got worse up to week 9 or 10, then slowly improved from week 12. And it was all the time, not coming and going, although mid afternoon was the worst time for me. Some people are sick the whole way through, some never get sick at all. Everyone is different. Good luck xx

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Annakabana

I guess it really is different to everyone. I didn't have at all for example

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Eloquentia

Not until week 6 for me. It started easing off in week 13.

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LSandJ

I didn't get any!

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Cinderella5

I didn't have any and I had twins.xx

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Fruitandflowers

I think if you're on meds following the transfer then that can imitate symptoms like morning sickness or make it worse, but otherwise it should be the same as natural. Mine started at pretty much the same stage with a FET and natural pregnancy (about 5/6 weeks although with the former I was more certain of dates so give or take). It's been pretty awful both times and 24hrs, so I guess that's just the way I react. But also each pregnancy can be different and some women get it on one then not on another etc.

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