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I'm Thankful

After visiting babycenter.com forum, I guess I have to be thankful because with my 'all day sickness'... I know for sure that my baby is growing healthy inside me. Even doctor said that morning sickness is a sign of a healthy pregnancy. I bet I would freaked out if I suddenly feel normal again.

Morning sickness is associated with a healthy pregnancy, and is linked to a lower miscarriage rate and larger healthier babies. It is uncertain why this is the case; one hypothesis suggests that reduced food intake at the beginning of the pregnancy causes a corresponding increase in the size of the placenta, which ensures better nutrition for the baby for the rest of the pregnancy, reducing the risk of miscarriage.

 

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