Generally, pregnancy reactions are most severe around nine weeks of menopause. Pregnancy reactions can appear as early as around four weeks of menopause, mostly around six weeks of menopause, and can reach their peak at nine weeks of pregnancy, while they gradually disappear in the third trimester. However, some women have prolonged pregnancy reactions, and some even show symptoms of nausea and vomiting throughout pregnancy. The common symptoms of pregnancy reactions are nausea, vomiting and aversion to greasy food. For this condition, it is recommended to eat small and frequent meals and to eat a light diet. It is recommended to eat some fresh vegetables and fruits, most women can be relieved naturally.