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I am 16 weeks pregnant and I'm still getting sick and feeling achy is this normal or should I speek
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I am 21 weeks along and still getting morning sickness. The doctor doesn't seem concerned about it said some women have it their whole pregnancies. There are meds they can give you for it to help but my doctor won't me only get tylenol but I have had 4 miscarriages before this pregnancy and never have I been pregnant this long.
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Thank you I called my doctor and set up an early appointment
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5443767 tn?1368044329
yeah this is my first so i cant really relate or compare but i heard that women who have more then one always say each pregnancy is different! i hope everything works out well!
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With my first I was never sick now I can't ever seem to feel good
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5443767 tn?1368044329
yes it can be normal, im also 16 weeks pregnant and i got sick a few days ago. all pregnant woman are different. some never get sick or i know some that was sick almost everyday until they had there baby. for me, it depends on the food i eat or smell. i still have sensitive gag reflex when trying to take my prenatal everyday! or i had a pounding headache one night and woke up with the headache again, it was so bad that the headache made me toliet hugging for about a hour!
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