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How FREQUENT Is frequent urination?

For mommies, soon to be mommies, angel mommies etc. When you say that you are having or had frequent urination what exactly do you mean? Like is it ever 10 minutes? 30? An hour? & at what point is it unnoticeable and very noticeable (if that makes sense) lol. Thanks.
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11587059 tn?1427628263
Elizabethand2 when is your due date? I'm also 20 weeks and 5 days :)
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sorry im 20 weeks and 5 days and i leave in my bathroom...
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and i stay in the bathroom every 10-15 mins or less
i thought it would only been in my first trimester and then on my last one but no it seems its the whole prepregnancy...
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11677651 tn?1421471149
well it becomes pretty noticeable at least for me around 8 weeks, i would probably use the bathroom every 15 or so, maybe 20. NOW though its way different, im 26 weeks 3 days and God forbid i cough,sneeze, laugh, or someone scares me... like my bf who thinks its funny!! At this point i would be in there every 10 or so, and in between if i do any of the things previously listed than a bit of pee comes out.. its NASTY but 100% normal, you will get it, its a sad truth. All it is is that ligament that attaches to your uterus getting softer to allow for growth in your stomach, unfortunately it is also the "plug" for your bladder  so when you cough or things like that it will for sure make itself known lol. That started probably at around 17 weeks for me, until then it was every 15 to 20
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11587059 tn?1427628263
I have to go pee every 6-10 minutes to be safe. I'm 20 weeks and 5 days. Baby boy is directly on my bladder. Some nights I stay on the toilet for a while just so I don't have to keep going to the toilet to pee. That's what I can super frequent haha
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