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12648482 tn?1426464553

Cold all the time

I find out on Friday that I am 6 weeks pregnant with my third child. Literally that day I started feeling nauseas and fatigued until about 4pm everyday since. I couldn't hold anything down accept for today but still feel very tired with no energy. But the thing that is bugging me is that in this California town I live in, it is 81 degrees today and I'm wearing a sweater. I have a constant chill and My feet and hands are freezing. I've been bundled in a blanket for 3 days now. Has anyone else experienced this? Especially since its pretty hot where I live...
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12648482 tn?1426464553
Ps. I tried OJ the other day and it came right up. So I don't think I'll be trying any more. What about Apple juice?
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12648482 tn?1426464553
Thanks ladies. I have an appointment on Wednesday. I was thinking of telling him about how I've been vomiting everyday about 3 times a day. Is that normal? With my two prev. Preg. I had morning sickness for maybe 2 days the entire pregnancies. Before I knew I was pregnant tho. And I've been sick since I found out. It's getting easier to deal with but still...I don't like throwing up. :( any tips on how to not feel so nauseated through out the day?
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Im always cold and i live in canada so cant help you there. I do sleep with 3sheets on summer. Take vitamins pills, the one for pregnant women, added with folic acid. Maybe baby is taking up all you energy. Happened to me twice, for a week. Drink fresh orange juice and vegetables.
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