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Q: Are These Some of the Symptoms of Being Pregnant?

asked by: PrEtTi gIrL on August 17th, 2005

New User

Ok ima get straight to the point....I think i've been having some of the symptoms of being pregnant like: headaches, stomach aches, food cravings (eating alot), I sleep 24/7, mood swings, peeing alot.....If any one knos any thing can u plz give me an answer :cry: :cry:

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k_05

replied on August 18th, 2005

New User

:d how long have you felt this way? If you have miss your peorid you should take a pregnancy test asap

LilYasmin2

replied on August 23rd, 2005

New User

I though food craving was late in preegnancy arent u sposed disliking food in early pregnancy hmm well woman are different but umm yeah go take a pregnancy test n tell us whats up ok good luck

fatfamily02

replied on August 23rd, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

I dislike a lot of food--i am 8.1 weeks. Food im used to be eating is no good. No cravings yet, but I am feeling better eating lighter foods. Heavy stuff not too good for me.

I dont know if it was like this in the other pregnancys or not--it was like 20 years ago for me. My baby is 19 years old.

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