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35 Years of Age And 10 Weeks Pregnant

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madasari_25

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35 Years of Age And 10 Weeks Pregnant Posted: 03-10-04 14:57pm


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

kat6963420

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Posted: 04-01-04 13:08pm


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. Last edited by kat6963420 on 05-20-04 13:48pm; edited 1 time in total

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Congrats Posted: 05-17-04 14:14pm


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.

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Posted: 05-20-04 02:30am


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!

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Posted: 05-20-04 03:12am


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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