The Complicated Love #2
CL - 58. Morning Sickness
The dinner was exciting, especially when Saka stood up and grabbed my finger, asking me to stand with him. Her tears looked very happy, rays of light emanated from her impatient gaze announcing something important to both of us. Mama and also Saka's parents were a little surprised to see us standing up.
"What's this?" Ask Mama from Saka.
"Dad what's up? You guys don't usually invite us all in specifically for a family dinner together. Is there something you want to talk about?" Mama continued to be curious.
"Dad Ma, there's actually something we want to tell you all. Something exciting, also very valuable for both of us and also for our extended family later."
"Duh Saka, what do you want to say? Do not go anywhere long. Why?"
"My wife Riana is pregnant with our first child." Saka replied steadily with an expression of happiness painted on his face.
Everyone looked surprised, Mama covered her mouth with her hands. Tears of happiness burst out on her cheeks that looked slightly wrinkled. Mama from Saka was also no less excited, she shifted her chair and immediately rushed to hug us both. She was also moved, even she was still seen wiping her tears as she returned to her bed.
"We're going to be Grandpa and Grandma." Mama Saka.
"Dad. I'll finally be holding a grandchild." Reply Mama with tears that decompose so happy.
No matter how not, whether I or Saka, in our family is the child I bear is the first child and the first grandchild for our parents. That is why, happiness encompasses all members of our family.
"Congratulations to you both. Take good care of Papa's grandson." Said Papa Saka.
"Ready Pa. I'll be a reliable standby Papa candidate. Believe it."
Hearing my words everyone laughed. I laughed, especially since it felt new to me. Hehe. Ah Papa's on standby. Sounds pretty exciting.
Dinner was happy, after dinner continued with a casual chat about pregnancy. Mama and Mama Saka share tips and advice during pregnancy. It can't be like this and so, I have a lot to learn before I'm finally ready to be a real mother.
***
I was experiencing morning sickness in my first trimester. Early in the morning already in the bathroom, nausea asks to continue whack incessantly. My stomach until it's cramped. Saka was forced to be late to the restaurant for helping me in the bathroom.
She painstakingly massaged my nape with freshcare oil to make me feel better. I don't know how many times I've been sick and vomited. Breakfast made Mama had to be taken to the room because I could no longer walk. My body's limp.
Saka fed me a spoonful, and then the food came out again after passing through the base of the neck. Hhh. Very torturous. But I have to be patient and strong.
"Eat again dear."
"It can't. The food will come out again. I just want to take a break. You go there, the cooks will be looking for you."
"Isn't it okay I live alone?"
"Dear baby, nothing will happen to me here. There's Mama, I can ask Mama for help if I need anything."
"Your father went there to the restaurant, your wife let Mama take care." Mama answered suddenly in the room.
Finally Saka relented and let Mama accompany me. Mama made some warm soup, she said let me feel a little better. And yes, it's a little better. But still I have a strange habit now, the room should be in a dark atmosphere. Can't open the window and let the light in. If not, I'll hide somewhere. Hhh. I feel like a vampire.
Mama doesn't want the room to be pitch black, she's afraid I'm okay. Be me hiding under the blanket and curling up there. Usually nausea vomiting will begin to subside when the 10s and above. And it will start again at 1pm then in the afternoon. Hhh. The baby in my stomach is amazing.
"Hello."
"Hello darling. How is your condition? Passionate? Is the medicine taken?"
"It was light but somehow I couldn't see the sunlight at all. I've been taking the medicine and it's resting in the room. I hid under the blanket for fear of the sun. Hehe."
"Why could that be?"
"Said Mama cravings factor. He said there are some pregnant women who have different cravings. Well, maybe this is because of cravings too."
"Oh so. But you're feeling better, right?"
"Dad I feel better. You just calm down. I'm just nitiping a young mango right back home."
"Young mango? In this season? Where there is young mango Yang. Where are you looking?"
"Just want a young mango. How much."
CLICK.
I accidentally switched off the phone, pretending to be snuggled. So that Saka would obey my will. Hehe. Finally I can not sleep and choose to read articles about the first trimester of pregnancy that are said to be vulnerable to morning sickness.
According to an article I read on the Google search engine.
*The main symptom of morning sickness* is nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. This symptom is often triggered by several things, such as certain aromas, spicy foods, or hot temperatures.
Morning sickness most often occurs in the first trimester of pregnancy. Usually morning sickness symptoms will begin to subside in the middle of the second trimester. However, there are also pregnant women who still experience morning sickness until the end of the second trimester**.
**Unknown exact cause of morning sickness. However, hormonal changes in the early trimester of pregnancy are thought to play a role in triggering this condition.
In addition to hormonal changes, there are several factors that can increase the risk of pregnant women experiencing morning sickness, including:
Pregnant or pregnant with the first child
Having morning sickness in a previous pregnancy
Contains twins
Have a family member who has morning sickness while pregnant
Frequently experiencing motion sickness
In addition to these factors, morning sickness can also be caused by other diseases and conditions, such as stress, obesity, liver disease, and thyroid gland disorders**.
So it is. Mumbles
Morning sickness does not last long. Only in the first three months of pregnancy and will gradually improve when entering the second three months. Okey Baby, let's get excited through this together. I said as I stroked my flat stomach. Hhees.
