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Q: urination frequency during pregnancy

asked by: chelsaylovesjordanxo on September 23rd, 2008

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during pregnancy how soon can urination become VERY frequent because im not that far along in my pregnancy but im 15 years old. i only used to pee like 2 times a day and now i pee like 10-15 times. i havent gotten morning sickness yet though

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prmami7709

replied on December 28th, 2008

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VERY SOON! Im 16, and almost 3 months pregnant. But I recall that during probably the 5th or 6th week after conception, I had to pee like crazy! For me it doesn't bother me so much during the day as it does at night when I'd rather be sleeping.((Pre-prep for when the baby comes!)) I heard the futher along that you get doesnt really change how many times you have to pee, it just changes the urgency.

kyrafaith

replied on December 29th, 2008

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In the beginning, I used to pee like crazy. One day my babys dad was at work for 8 hours and i peed 14 times because i drank so much water on top of the pregnancy. Itll get better after a bit and then at the end ull be going like once an hour. Peeing is just one of the lovely side effects of being pregnant. Im 18 btw.

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