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No morning sickness (3rd month)
My wife is 3 months 2 weeks 1 day pregnant. From starting of pregnancy she was very tired and sleeping and drinking lot of water .and she had a mild sickness at morning . But once the 3 rd month started she doesn't have any sickenss and she is active all time . Our NT scan is planned at 2 weeks from now . She is little scared of this not feeling any sickness. Should we take any action now or shod we wait till NT scan done
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Nt scan is done between 11 to 13 weeks 5 days
So if she has already completed 3 months u wud be late fr the nt scan after 2 weeks
Generally after 12 weeks the symptoms of pregnancy strt settling down
So this seems to be normal
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That is all very normal.
By the end of second month the morning sickness vanishes
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Connect please
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Morning sickness usually resolves around 12 weeks.
Get ultrasound scan done for fetal health
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