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1369359 tn?1314451884

Unable to sleep!!!

Hey ladies since Ive found out that im pregnant I have not been able to sleep at night. I never had this problem before but now it takes me like 2hrs to fall off asleep. Is that normal?
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1346146 tn?1299360497
I have been having terrible problems sleeping.  I taked to my RE and he said I can take 1/2 a table of  unisom but dont make it a habit.  Good luck.
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Insomnia is definitely part of pregnancy for many women!
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1315833 tn?1313028720
i know its so crazy its just exciting we have 6 children and i am pregbabt for the fourth time and im only like 10 weeks and im so excited it never gets old!!! i count the days too girl u arent alone:)
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1369359 tn?1314451884
I think you may be right b/c im counting the days so early...lol im just overwhelmed in excitement
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1315833 tn?1313028720
maybe ur just totally excited so ur brain cant slow down :) ive experienced a lot of sleepless nights bein preggo but not in the very very begining a lot of people also get crazy dreams that wake them and i know later is the worse u dont well i didnt sleep more than a few hours and id be wide awake callin my huddy at work! i say its god prepairng u to funtion on minimal sleep. congrats on ur baby  im long winded today but ur brain is probably just workin overtime with excitement and anticipation
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