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405855 tn?1217100767

SUPER BLOATED since pregnant - normal?

G_S
I am around 5 weeks pregnant and I have been bloated ever since I my conception...is this normal?? is it a good sign? My stomach is so popped out all the time. I have absolutely no other symptoms of pregnancy
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363110 tn?1340920419
guess so! lol. it's not as terrible as it seems, and some women do get lucky and don't really feel that way the whole time!
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405855 tn?1217100767
G_S
wow....so i guess i just need to get used to it for the next 9 months
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363110 tn?1340920419
I was SUPER bloated all thru the first 10 weeks of my pregnancy at least!!! I think it may have lasted longer til about 12-14w.  but it goes away only to be replaced by a feeling of fullness from your uterus growing up!
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It's normal!
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hahaha... it will go away soon.  I am in my 10th week and freaked out a few days ago because I thought I wasn't preggo anymore because my bloating has gone down significantly!!!  But, now that I know everything is just fine, I am sooo thankful that it is disappearing :)  I feel MUCH better now!  So, in a few more weeks you will be wayyy less bloated. :)
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405855 tn?1217100767
G_S
haha...that's funny....thank god mine r not smelly; are noisy though (oops)

good to learn that bloatimg will go away. and u r right i need to start drinking more water...i barely drink 4 glasses a day
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