Has anyone experienced this before?

This sounds so strange to actually say it out loud, but I’m wondering if there’s a connection or if it’s just a coincidence. So, before I found out I was pregnant with my first I remember getting ready one morning and feeling this overwhelming nausea come over my body, it passed quickly and that was that - I then found out I was pregnant about a week or so later (I think - I didn’t really log anything). I recently miscarried but 10 days before I tested positive (8 days after sex) I had a very similar overwhelming nausea in the afternoon, passed then just bits of nausea throughout the week. At the weekend, I had the same thing on Saturday night (7 days after sex). I didn’t put them together as potentially anything until the miscarriage but just thought it was strange and wondering if anyone else has had this or similar?

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We've been trying for our 3rd for a year and I often get moments of intense nausea and I think ohh this month is it....but nope 😢 think it's just my mind playing tricks with me now.

@Jess yep, same! Or cramps. I tell myself it could be implantation pains

@Jess this is part of what I’m thinking, my miscarriage was only last month so I don’t think it can be anything this quick, it’s so hard isn’t it!

@🔮Angela🔮 ohh yes that too every twinge

Im sorry for your loss 💔 I believe you are more fertile after so it definitely could happen good luck ❤️ it really is think it's more an emotional and mental battle just s much as physical.

I did, but only with my chemical pregnancy. I had crazy bouts of nausea before I tested positive, and randomly for weeks after (even after we lost the pregnancy). It was odd. My first (successful) pregnancy I had almost no nausea at all the entire time and my second (current) pregnancy I had some nausea during the first trimester, but not super early on like I did with the chemical. My only theory is that the one I lost must have been a girl! The other two are boys.

@Jess thank you 🤍🤍 it really takes such a toll doesn’t it! Good luck to you too ✨✨✨

@Calandria isn’t it strange how it differs!

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