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Sick and pregnant

I've gone this entire pregnancy without getting sick and am now 34 weeks and either have strep throat or a super bad cold or maybe a flu. I'm waiting for the swab confirmation to return. Has anyone else had to deal with being really sick later on in pregnancy and have any advise??
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ugh I'm still sick, oh and tired of blowing my nose and coughing this time it's really trying  my nerves
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So you're not alone! Hope you feel better
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I was really sick for 6 days then started getting better but my nose stayed congested up until a couple days ago, so for about 2 weeks
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Well it's been a week and I'm still sick......the cough is horrible,and i feel like every time icough i break this baby....i just want to feel good!;-)
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I know! It fel horrible, my baby girl would get upset when er I would sneeze and cough. I hope you get better soon! I'm doing better now, just a bit congested still.
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now I've got the upper chest cold thing going on it hurts to cough i feel like every time i cough I'm breaking this baby's bones!
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I was sick twice back to back. First, with a severe chest, sinus and ear infection and once I was over that I promptly got the stomach flu and had to be hooked up to an IV because of dehydration. Get lots of rest and fluids. Good luck :-)
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protect the belly it's a bit harder when pregnant, coughing,sneezing.... i just had the flu, lots of fluids, herbal teas,vitamin c! Good luck
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No different than when you're not pregnant. Rest up and lots of fluids
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