Your Questions About Extreme Nausea During Early Pregnancy

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You’re definitely having all the symptoms of pregnancy. It’s not rare to get a false negative. I would test again tomorrow morning, you’ll have more of the pregnancy hormone in your urine if you wait until morning. And test with a 5 days sooner test. And i think you have a better chance of being pregnant than not being pregnant. A LOT of women get false negatives so i wouldn’t worry too much about it. Good luck.

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I had all of these symptoms as well, tho many of them were only with my first pregnancy and far less pronounced with my current pregnancy. I would suggest investing in a pregnancy book, such as “what to expect when you’re expecting”. I read it with my first and found it extremely helpful in identifying what symptoms were normal, what could be causing them and what i had to look forward to in coming weeks and months. As someone else said, a lot of these symptoms should ease up after 16 weeks, and you should be feeling a bit better after that congratulations mommy!

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It sounds to me like pregnancy symptoms b/c ive been on zoloft and never had that problem..give it a few more days and get the pregnancy test called first response or you could try it now b/c it show if you are 5 days sooner than your proposed period start date most quickest to see if you are pregnant

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You’re iron levels may already be getting low in which case it would be best to try a LIQUID iron supplement as they absorb easier as well as they tend to be more gentle on your stomach but one brand that i LOVE and which is much better than those yucky dark liquid irons is called “Spatone”–also taking Nettle Tea (safe during pregnancy) is a great addition to your diet if you’re low on iron.

As for the migranes-I would suggest to daily take a good magnesiu supplement. It would be best to have a look in your local health food store as they usually ahve better fromulations of vitamins with biofactors to help absorb the other vitamins. Not only is taking magnesium great to help with migranes but it is also wonderful for labour and preventing pre-term labour. A good combo of biofactors which should be with your magnesium is also calcium, zinc and i THINK it was B6….the daily requirement for pregnant women is 200mg THREE times daily. I myself take magnesium daily as well. If you begin to suffer with some diorrhea then reduce the amount by one of the dosages and see how it goes then. Magnesium is necessary to relax the uterus in labour and that it helps prevent eclampsia and delayed labour. In Bangladesh eclampsia is treated with magnesium sulphate before a patient is referred to hospital[ref]. Perhaps they have less money for frivolous money, or perhaps they just have more sense.

Some effects of magnesium deficiency:

* asthma
* migraine
* painful periods
* irritable bowel syndrome
* high blood pressure
* malfunction of smooth muscles eg the uterus, gut muscles, the tiny muscles of the arteries and airways

ALSO not to mention if you get a good magnesium supplement which also has zinc in it then that also has great benefit for the birth…..Catecholamines require zinc for storage and release—-If you’re not familiar with catecholamines, Dr Sarah Buckley talks about it in her books and her website (http://sarahjbuckley.com/articles/labour-hormones.htm)
[Catecholamines] do have an important role to play in the second stage of labour, which is when birth actually occurs.

Early in second stage, when the cervix is fully open but the urge to push is not yet strong, a woman can feel the need to rest for some time. This is sometimes known as the “rest and be thankful” time. After this, she may quite suddenly experience the dry mouth, dilated pupils and sudden burst of energy that are all characteristic of high levels of CAs.

This burst of CA’s gives a mother the energy to push her baby out, and Michel Odent observes that, when unmedicated, women usually want to be upright at this time. Some traditional cultures have used this fight-or-flight effect to help women having difficulty with the pushing by surprising or shouting out at this stage. It makes sense, at this point-of-no-return, for fear or danger to speed up the birth, so that a mother can gather up her newborn baby and run for safety.

admin answers:

I was the same, the pregnancy tests i took was negitive till about a week / week n a half after my period. And i am pregnant so id say yu are! Just try test again a week/week n a half after yur missed period. Congrats if yu are, all the best!