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1561668 tn?1347413863

Should I be concerned that over the weekend I lost 2 inches to my belly?

I have lost 2 inches to my belly just this weekend. I had a horrible migraine all weekend that ended up sending my to the hospital for a morphine injection, but the migraine made me throw up almost anything everything I ate Sat. Do you think I should be concerned about the inches I have lost? Should I call my dr's office and see what they think?
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1561668 tn?1347413863
I am 14 wks, but haven't had any fluctuation at all to my belly it has just continued to grow since I was 5 wks. But since I was able to eat normally yesterday everything looks almost the same as before. I guess the throwing up on Sat. just threw my body off. I am also carrying a little bit higher. Thanks ladies.
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1428239 tn?1333457053
my belly goes up and down all the time.. when i first wake up in the morning, i swear its hardly there.. i walk around for 10 mins, its back....

im 16 weeks tomorrow....
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290867 tn?1333569278
How far along are you?
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1561668 tn?1347413863
Bump!!!
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689528 tn?1364135841
This early in your pregnancy you are more bloating than showing and some days you'll look more bloated than others! It should be ok but if you are concerned then I'd call.
Is that ok to have a morphine injection when pregnant?
If you threw up a lot, make sure you stay well hydrated.
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