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5 weeks pregnant Hungry

Hello I have a question had a miscarriage with my 1st child two years ago and am now pregnant again but am noticing that I get hungry every 15 minutes regardless of what I eat. Anybody have a suggestion
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973741 tn?1342342773
Well, I'm not sure.  In general, you don't need that much extra food when pregnant.  Overeating and excessive weight gain is something you kick yourself for later!  (can be hard to lose)/  My suggestion is to eat healthy things, small meals and maybe go ahead and try to space them out every 2.5 to 3 hours.  Drink something instead of eating.  And at your next appointment ask your doctor about it.  How far along are you by the way?
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Today I had my doctors appointment and she told me to drink more water to combat this hunger issue every time. I will start trying it lets see if it works.
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Omg same. Like constantly. I'm trying to eat healthy coz it is my third pregnancy and I know how hard it is to lose it after. But yeh hungry a lot and craving spicy foods and addicted to laksa
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973741 tn?1342342773
Okay.  Most likely this is just happening.  Because 6 weeks is early and your pregnancy hormones are just now building up.  I did eat lots of snacks and small meals at around that time though as it helped me keep nausea away.  But I did space it out ==  I really don't think overeating can hurt you.  Other than weight gain.  Just try to stay healthy with your food choices and congratulations!!!  This is very exciting!
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Thanks for the quick response am headed into my sixth week
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