Can you feel nauseous 2 weeks before your missed period?

Answer 1

I have been pregnant 5 times now. Every single time I have started to feel nauseous and thrown up 5 days past ovulation (9 days before my period was due to start) and the nausea has continued for over a week before I got a positive pregnancy test. My breasts also start to feel very tender and I get food aversions.

Its interesting however because as my pregnancy progresses I generally have very little nausea or vomiting, just in those first days right after conception.

Answer 2

The first two weeks of pregnancy in the 40 are actually before conception, so no. Implantation can take up to 7-10 days after ovulation (conception) so you wouldn't have any signs then either. Symptoms usually start 4-5 weeks after your last menstrual period, but sometimes a few days earlier.

Answer 3

Could be but it also could be PMS. Have any other symptoms? Headache, backache, cramps, retaining water or swelling, breasts hurt? These are ALL PMS symptoms and I got them every month before my period. You can help yourself by cutting out the junk food and sodas, do a bit of yoga, and get some Mitol.

Answer 4

Nausea can be one of the symptoms prior to the start of menstruation.

Answer 5

It depends on how long your normal cycle is but since was short i would say yea

Answer 6

I get nauseous when you don't miss your period.

Answer 7

Yes, some women do experience nausea as early as 2 weeks after conception.