themuffinwoman
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I had covid when I was 12 weeks pregnantThank you all so muchwouldn’t it be nice to just live in a bubble for the whole 9 months without any risk of catching anything
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I had covid when I was 12 weeks pregnantThank you all so muchwouldn’t it be nice to just live in a bubble for the whole 9 months without any risk of catching anything
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I think at 7 weeks it happened 3 times over 2 days, and at 13 weeks it happened once? But it can vary from person to person, and the type of spotting can vary too - mine was mostly pale pink because it was mixed in with discharge. I think the NHS website has information on spotting and when to be concerned - a lot of the NHS pregnancy pages are really helpful. I've checked my notes app and the midwife at the maternity unit told me that if the spotting continued to call back, and if i had any bright red blood to go to A&E.Thank you. Did the spotting last long?
Could it be to do with your digestive system maybe? In the early stages I had awful cramps that made me feel hot, sick and shivery, like when you've got a stomach bug - I noticed they came on if I ate fruit, especially apples, so I stuck with plain biscuits for a few weeks! I took Deflatine which are like rennies and are safe in pregnancy - I'd chew one if I felt the tummy ache coming on and it mostly stopped it, and also helped with the awful bloating. I hope the cramps stop soon and/or you can get more reassuranceI’m still having cramps since I posted the other day… everyday. They only last about 10-20 minutes at a time maybe two times a day but I’m driving myself insane. All the hospital said to me is if there’s no bleeding there’s probably nothing to worry about. Google says normal too… but I just find it hard to deal with and accept ‘might’ mean nothing.
I really rate them too! Did the full whack one with my first but been doing the free classes this time round. Already done the hypnobirthing, baby care and first 6 weeks class, which were nice refreshers, the perinatal mental health one was good too and has given me some things to talk about with my midwife as hopefully a preventative measure as I had bad post natal depression, anxiety and OCD with my first. Have got the baby safety one booked tooThe baby academy free classes on a Saturday morning have been so useful and helpful. I really recommend them.
I’m 35 weeks and exactly the same. I feel like I use up all my energy at work and then the weekends I’m good for nothing. Felt a bit overwhelmed earlier that I could potentially have another 7 weeks of feeling like this if I go over. Everyone kept saying after Christmas it’ll fly but doesn’t feel like that11 weeks, thank god for weekends so I can nap!!! Not too bad during the week but it really catches up at the weekend!!
Ffs can't do right for doing wrong lol.I know that iron is definitely one that can cause a dodgy stomach, so it may well be that!
My friend was told 1 in 11 chance. Had NIPT done and then told very low chance but she's still in every 3 weeks for scans.Just had a call from the hospital saying the screen test for Down syndrome has come back as a 1/24 chance and I’ve just completely broken down, going for a blood test tomorrow to find out if it’s a high or low chance, anyone been through this?
I'd take the terrible stomach over heartburn thoughTMI but I’ve had a terrible stomach and basically constant borderline diarrhoea for weeks too… I thought it might be linked to the daily tablet I’m taking for the acid reflux. God pregnancy is so glam isn’t it..
Anybody else in third trimester going off their food? No revulsion… just no major appetite for meals. All I want is snacks and small bites.
I agree. I did the baby care one the Saturday before baby skinny arrived (last Wednesday) which reassured me about doing a lot of basics. And then I’ve booked the baby safety one for 3rd feb to get some info about first aid etc which will reassure me too I think.The baby academy free classes on a Saturday morning have been so useful and helpful. I really recommend them.
How exciting, which one did you go forFinally brought a pram! At 32+3 I feel I was starting to cut it fine but I really wanted to make sure I was getting the right one for us as I want it to last til they’re a toddler. Between that an reserving a place at the nursery it’s starting to feel so real 🥹
That sounds just like me and I'm 34 weeks with a boy now!Random questions… I am 12 weeks and have had minimal symptoms, slight nausea, tender breasts… that’s about it! I have been reading that you can get less symptoms with a boy compared to a girl. Any mommas out there who can support this or prove it to be fake?![]()
Sounds lovely, I love a jacket potatoeIf you do stay over hospitals will have to provide a coeliac menu option. May just be a jacket potato and cheese and beans but it should be offered
I’ve just booked into the free Baby Academy online courses running this month on breastfeeding and baby first aid. Might be worth a look for others too if you aren’t aware. I went to the Baby Care Class before Christmas and found it really helpful as a first time expectant mum!
I’m not really sure if height plays a role or not! I think every woman just carries very differently regardless of size! I’m looking massive already at 17 weeks compared to my first pregnancy. I know someone who was convinced she was mainly carrying in her back as her bump was so neat and diddy. Even when she was full term she never looked “ready to pop!”I’m 18 weeks with our first and 5 foot 8 with no obvious bumpit pops in the evening but I can still fit into my jeans, etc. I just look like I’ve put on a few pounds
anyone else the same at or around 18 weeks? Does height play a role?