iVillage logo
Search iVillage
Pregnancy
Parenting
Health
Food & Drink
Diet & Fitness
Beauty & Fashion
Relationships
Home & Garden
Work & Money
Entertainment
Horoscopes
Travel
Brilliant blazers
This season's must-have jackets
'I'm actually very shy'
Posh puts the record straight
Olympic countdown
Are you ready for Beijing 2008?
Pregnancy & Baby 
  |  Fertility  |  Conception  |  Nausea at ovulation
Advertisement
Topics
Childcare
Baby
Fertility
Contraception
Conception
Infertility
Adoption
Pregnancy
Community
Just For Mums
Toddler
Pregnancy galleries
Parenting
pregnancy videos
iVillage shopping

Hot stuff
Vote for a good cause
Olympics 2008
Baby Mama the movie
Baby development tracker
Special offers
Competitions
Pregnancy calendar
Find your fertile days
Bond with your baby
Shop for your baby
Newsletters
sign up for FREE!




 
Promotions
Is there a link?
Deodorants and breast cancer investigated

Nausea at ovulation

by Peg Plumbo

question
Can a person suffer a form of ‘morning sickness’ while ovulating? In the last few months, I have been feeling very queasy at the time that I should be ovulating.

answer
This is a common symptom of ovulation, sometimes to the extent that women vomit, but usually less severely than occurs during pregnancy. Often, women don't realise that this is cyclic, happening at mid-cycle.

Occasionally, women undergoing fertility treatment or hormonal treatment are more susceptible to nausea during ovulation, as are women on other drugs such as anti-inflammatory medication or those taking large doses of vitamin C. Of course, it's a good idea to have this checked out by your GP if it continues.

Delicious     Digg     reddit     Facebook     StumbleUpon