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I felt a bit fluey after my whooping cough vaccine but I’m a precious princess who always gets the side effects so probably not a good test case 
All joking aside though, nothing a good nights sleep didn’t fix.
All joking aside though, nothing a good nights sleep didn’t fix.I had a achey arm for almost a week after flu jab but nothing after whooping cough!!I had my flu jab and whooping cough at the same time, she didn’t say which arm was which but one arm killed for almost a week afterI think that was the flu jab though! But I had no other side effects
I’ve used mine for lower bump pain & hip pain - so I can only assume it may help with lower back? I got this one from Amazon
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Was a little tired and achey after but tbh could just be pregnancy at this point
Been off sick the last two days as I've had dizziness that started on Sunday and won't go away. I rang the doctor today and he thinks everything's fine but has asked me to come in this evening with a urine sample so he can check there's definitely nothing wrong. I'm wondering if the dizziness might actually be a sinus infection from where it's been cold and I've been sneezing a lot so I'm not overly worried, but it's still a bit stressful because I feel unwell and just want everything to be ok with the baby. I'm normally very calm and practical but it's easy to get carried away and worry that something bigger is happening. I'm just going to carry on resting and reading my book, and hopefully it'll be good news later 
Well I’ve had it and I feel fine just a bit of a sore arm! The nurse kind of just jabbed it in though to be honest
I also had a midwife appointment which was fine. I have however been having regular bump tightenings and my stomach goes hard so I mentioned that to her and she was like oh I really want you to keep an eye on that and made it sound as if it wasn’t very common at this stage (I’m 24 weeks) and could go into labour early so I’m now thinking what do I do if that happens, I’m not prepared
I also had a midwife appointment which was fine. I have however been having regular bump tightenings and my stomach goes hard so I mentioned that to her and she was like oh I really want you to keep an eye on that and made it sound as if it wasn’t very common at this stage (I’m 24 weeks) and could go into labour early so I’m now thinking what do I do if that happens, I’m not prepared
Random but my belly button has really hurt today. I’ve been in the office (first time in months) so been sat down over a desk, not sure if it’s wear my leggings and underwear have been on my belly but it’s quite sore. Has anyone had similar?Well I’ve had it and I feel fine just a bit of a sore arm! The nurse kind of just jabbed it in though to be honest
I also had a midwife appointment which was fine. I have however been having regular bump tightenings and my stomach goes hard so I mentioned that to her and she was like oh I really want you to keep an eye on that and made it sound as if it wasn’t very common at this stage (I’m 24 weeks) and could go into labour early so I’m now thinking what do I do if that happens, I’m not prepared
My belly button has hurt throughout this pregnancy on and off but only lasts a few days at a time.
it’s currently 5.30am in nz and I’ve been awake since 4am
I’ve had this on & off since about 17wks, now 27. My midwife at the last appointment said it was normal & wasn’t bothered by it. I always get my list of questions out after she’s done her checks
Positive induction stories please? Baby cheese is getting their eviction notice in 2 weeks time... Eeep.
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Why is that a lie the poster asked about induction advice and positive stories not her salary
A newly qualified nurse who qualified in 2022 who was previously an admin assistant is not someone who's been a midwife for 13 years. And if they're pretending to be, they're on dangerous ground impersonating a health professional.
This thread is getting way too mumsnetty 🥱
I’ve thought the same.
I don’t know why some people are just out to get others though, like is there nothing better to do. It is ruining the thread.
Lying about being a midwife on a pregnancy thread is dangerous though.
If they were to give you information or advice and you listen, presuming they're a midwife, then that's dangerous!
If they were to give you information or advice and you listen, presuming they're a midwife, then that's dangerous!
If someone claims to be a long since qualified midwife and isn't, it puts you all in danger if/when you follow their advice. That isn't mumsnet-y, it is common sense. As new/expectant mothers you are vulnerable to this kind of tit and people trying to look out for you isn't out to get others (except maybe the fraud seemingly lying to you by their own post history).
Hardly mumsnett-y. People are giving out unsafe advice as it is regarding reduced movements. No shame to any first time mums, but you shouldn't be taking advice on a forum as gospel, it's what triage is for.
You don't pretend to be a midwife on a pregnancy thread - it's sick. Especially when you've previously said what your supposed job is.
You don't pretend to be a midwife on a pregnancy thread - it's sick. Especially when you've previously said what your supposed job is.
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