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290867 tn?1333569278

37 weeks and not feeling well....

I am 37 weeks 4 days today and I woke up feeling awful. I am lightheaded and  neauseaus today and just very very sleepy! I have an amnio to check for lung development tomorrow and maybe I am just nervous to have it done. I know if everything comes back good I will be induced Tomorrow evening or Wednesday morning and I am getting really nervous about that as well. I was hoping that he would decide to come before tomorrow so I dont have to get this done....

Do you think the lightheadedness and neausea is just my nerves or maybe something else going on?
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290867 tn?1333569278
That is really how I feel just no strength...
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1454858 tn?1306784378
I THOUGHT ultra sounds were pretty accurate... within a few days anyway.  I would think it would still be safe as long as your dates are within 2 weeks.  

I know the longer the baby stays in the stronger they are, but aren't babies born way too early all the time?  I don't mean for anyone to take this lightly, but even if you are 35 wks 4 days...  Thats not that bad.  I have heard anything past 36 weeks they don't try to stop labor anyway.
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184674 tn?1360860493
When I called my OB that day, they were not overly concerned with how I felt; they said the majority of it was normal that late in the pregnancy.
I ended up in L&D later that day because I was escorted to the nurse here at my company, and she was alarmed at my heart rate and how pale I looked, not to mention the fact that I felt I didn't even have the strength to stand for more than a few seconds. As I was on my way out the door to leave work and to to the ER, I got a sudden onset of contractions. A co-worker drove me to L&D, and a few hours later, they were stopping my labor because I'd dilated 2½ cm. I was hospitalized for four days and on bedrest for the next five weeks. I delivered by induction at 38 weeks.
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1666034 tn?1316911253
I have a question is there a reason as to y u r gettin induced?and I think it might just be your nerves as well .I wish the best :)
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290867 tn?1333569278
AHP That is excally how I feel!!!! Maybe I should call my OB? I just feel awful!

vacuumprincess: They are really unsure about my dates. I may be 2 weeks earlier than they think but the 20 week u/s said that I was within a few days of the due date the doctor said I was which puts me at 37 weeks 4 days! What do you think is more accurate the date the doctor gave or should I be concerned about being earlier!
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1454858 tn?1306784378
I had mine induced at 37 weeks after I had amnio at 35 wks.   Her lungs were wonderful at 37 weeks.  I'm sure you are ready & all will go fine.

I'm 36 wks 4 days today.  2 days ago I felt reallt lightheaded & nauseous too.  nothing has happened.....  come on I'm ready!
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184674 tn?1360860493
Here is my post about how I was feeling the day I went into labor (preterm, which was stopped). It sounds similar to how you're feeling. You're probably getting pretty close! Hope you feel better soon, and have a cute, cuddly baby in your arms too!

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Pregnancy-18-34/Extreme-fatigue--muscle-weakness--rapid-heartbeat--33-weeks-Is-this-normal/show/1131269
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290867 tn?1333569278
I was up a lot in the night last night with bad contractions but they subsided.. so I chalked it up to false labor... I just wish he would come tonight..... I have also been having some upper gastric issues where I am having terriable pain up above where the uterus is. It is just getting worse!!!
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127124 tn?1326735435
I felt that way before I went into labor.   Definately may be due to nerves because you are worried about amnio and inducing.
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