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Q: Decreased appetite

asked by: usafwife21 on January 27th, 2009

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So I am 10.5 weeks pregnant and have been noticing that (mostly at night) when I try to eat a meal I find myself losing my appetite less than half way through my meal! Has anyone else experienced this? It sucks!!! I'm usually one of those eat everything in sight, never gain a pound type of girl!

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babygyrl9706

replied on February 7th, 2009

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Yes! Just found out I'm pregnant also, and my appetite has decreased. Don't really feel hungry anymore.

proudmama

replied on February 7th, 2009

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Congrats!!!

hun when you are pregnant, you feel things that you have never felt before! I was like that too with both my pregnancys and it lasted until my second trimester and then it came back towards the end of my third trimester. This is totally normal. Its just those hormones! Make sure you drink plenty of fluids though.

amandablue

replied on February 28th, 2009

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i noticed im hungry but dont know what to eat and when i make sumthin i only eat half of it
other wise i lost my appetite

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