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Q: 35 Years of Age And 10 Weeks Pregnant

asked by: madasari_25 on March 10th, 2004

New User

Hi there,

just to share my enxieties with the rest of you. I am expecting my first baby and I am in my 10th week. I do not experience morning sickness at all. But what I am facing is blotedness and tummy discomforts, and feels lethargic all in the evening .

Sometimes I do feel pain in my tummy like a pulling force. It will come and go. When I sleep, I will feel discomforts expecially when I turn to my left.

I am just wondering whether these a symptoms of any misfortunes ??

I hope some one can give me her feedback. Thank you Smile

Replies(4)

kat6963420

replied on April 1st, 2004

New User

This sounds normal to me. In both of my pregnancies I had no morning sickness, or any problems in the morning. It was more toward evening that I felt sick, and stomach cramps.

bebe

replied on May 17th, 2004

New User

Congrats

Hi, madasari, congratulations, I cannot answer your questions, but just to wish you congrats and would like to ask you, is this your first? I am wondering coz, i'm 34 and trying to get pregnant.

linuxChique

replied on May 20th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Yes, she said in her first post this was her first baby.

Madasari - congrats! Yes, that is normal. I'm 8 weeks preg now and have been experiencing those pains for about three weeks now. It feels like you've pulled a muscle in your lower abdomen? That is from your uterus expanding and growing. Its normal - don't worry!

insurancegirl

replied on May 20th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Congrats on your pregnancy! Don't worry about the "pains" it is normal and they will come and go. It's just the baby stretching your uterus, as it gets bigger!

~jennifer~

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