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Q: Really Weird Question...

asked by: Purple_Butterflies on October 5th, 2006

Experienced User

Hey ok, here's the question...All day my bladder is fine, at night I have to pee like every 30-45 minutes, did enyone else get this. Its nevere in the daytime though. Like everything is normal. Its weird, i'm only 8 weeks, 9 this satuday. Also i'm tired, but i'm also and insomniac...Did anyone else have that?

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princess_amy89

replied on October 6th, 2006

Experienced User

Ummmmmmmm im kinda of the same im fine during day but at night it feels like I have to go every 20mins il go wee and then about 15mins after it feels like I need 2 go again when I go to go nothing comes out

Purple_Butterflies

replied on October 6th, 2006

Experienced User

Yeah, its driving me crazy. Also its really weird at the doctors my baby shows up on an ultrasound and a blood test, but not a urine test. Isnt that weird. I took a urine test originally but it was negative so I didnt think I was, but then at the docotrs they did a blood test and it was positive and on the ultrasound it showed up...Its weird...Lol

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