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1109547 tn?1300235266

Headaches :(

was hoping for a little imput ladies.. i will be entering my 24th week right away, and for the last like 2 months ive been getting minor headaches.. thing is the are basically every second day.. like clock work. they are not horrible and i dont take anything for them, but by the end of the day i am soooo drained.  i talked to doctor and he didnt really seem to listen and misunderstood what i was saying, mentioned a sinus infection and gave me a persciption for a nasal spray. thing is... im not sick, its been like 2 months and i know has nothing to do with a cold or anything.. so ive been trying to narrow down what it could be caused from.. i eat very heathly and alot. lol i drink gallons of water and sleep lots latley.. these headaches dont start till about 2 in the afternoon.  and the last 3 days ive been experimenting .... wednesday i forgot to take prenatal vit.. no headache. thursday took vit.. headache... today i purposly did not take vit.. and wala no headache.. what do u ladies think? any ideas or input?  just getting so frusterated and sick of feeling bad.. any advice would be appreciated.. thanks.
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1158221 tn?1327972603
I would call the doctor and let them know you are suffering from headaches and tell them you went off of your prenatal vitamins.  I know they are going to want to call in another vitamin for you to take so I wouldn't wait long before letting them know.  I did suffer from headaches more during pregnancy and still at 35 week have them regularly.
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1109547 tn?1300235266
i just copied and pasted my post here with u ladies as i have got no replys to my other post.. and update to this post too. i have not taken my prenatal vit, since thursday and have been headache free.. hoping i have found the sorce, but now ill have to find out why this is happening,, and if my vit is the culprit, what do i do??? just hoping someone knows or has gone thro the same thing... thanks girls
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