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Q: sick to my stoach , tired all the time , have to pee a lot

asked by: hayleesmomma on August 20th, 2003

New User

Ok ..I have been feeling very sick to my stoach, tired all the time havin to pee every 1/2 hour, and very moody. I had a "period" it lasted like 2 day and then I spotted off and on ..I took a hpt but I am thinking it was too soon. But I dont know cuz this didnt happen when I was pregnant with my daughter. Any help would be nice ..And does ne one know what its called to have a period when u are pregnant?
Thanks

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HongKongChick

replied on August 20th, 2003

Experienced User

My doc told me that if ur pregnancy is causing all those sickness, it should be soon enough to tell with the preg test...

But it does sound like it, to be safe, test a few more times in a 2 weeks' span

Rae-Anne Kovacs

replied on August 25th, 2003

New User

The bleeding and spotting could be caused by implantation, when the egg inplants onto your uterous. It ussally occurs when your period should have been due. I had that with the first two children, but not with my current preg. Either is normal.

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