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Q: Pregnant?? Or Sick??

asked by: Butterfly_05 on December 8th, 2005

Experienced User

It has been one week since my three day period and I have never felt so horrible. I can't sleep and when I do I sleep all day. I can't keep anything down, and I have extreme heartburn. My sister said that she had the same feelings when she was pg, but my mother thinks that it is the flu. So I have a doctors appt, tomorrow. I am so hoping that it is not the flu. I know that we have only recently began ttc, but I am so excited. We are moving in to a new house and going to do a baby room, but we want a baby to go with the room. Lol. Any adivice?? Could it be symptoms of preg. Or just the flu??
Baby dust!
Selena m.

Replies(2)

hotty

replied on December 8th, 2005

Experienced User

Are you running fever, or have chills real bad, aching back exspecailly lower back, legs hurt like muscle growing pains, sour throat coughing snezzing, feeling like you been hit by truck, those are symtoms of flue. You can also have stomach flue,which is vomting. But you can go ahead and test but if your to early you might wait untill you are real close to your next period to take a preg test, good luck to you, and merry christmas.

Butterfly_05

replied on December 8th, 2005

Experienced User

I have no other symptoms beside vomiting, back ache, and tiredness. I want to test but I just had a period, which was only three days, much shorter than my regular period. So I think I am going to stick it out until jan or if my doc. Tells me to take a test. Thanks for the advice.

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