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PAIN!!!
Hello, I am 9w1d pregnant with my 3rd child. I have for the past week been in nothing but pain in my abdominal areas, I have been throwing up non stop and everything. Yesterday I went to the hospital and they ended up putting me on IV and stated I was extremely dehydrated. They gave me an u/s and stated the baby looked totally fine but I am still in a lot of pain. I am debating rather or not I should go for a second opinion. Is anybody else experiencing anything like this? With my other 2 it was a pretty easy pregnancy...
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You might be having abdominal pain from the throwing up. Those muscles are pushing everything up. I would stay hydrated and take it easy. Did they give you anything for pain or your nausea? I would call and see what u can have for that.
I guess it doesn't get easier with each pregnancy, lol...
I originally thought the pain was from vomiting too, but the pain is still there after the nause medicine they gave me. So I haven't thrown up for a whole day now but I still have the pain.
It's still really hard for me to eat I've been trying to eat and drink things but it's really hard for me to even finish a bottle water, ugh....I'm going to look for clear ensures, thank you ladies... this just ***** because I've never been through this before :( but thank you again. The ensures would be good too because at least I'll be getting some nutrients :)
It's still really hard for me to eat I've been trying to eat and drink things but it's really hard for me to even finish a bottle water, ugh....I'm going to look for clear ensures, thank you ladies... this just ***** because I've never been through this before :( but thank you again. The ensures would be good too because at least I'll be getting some nutrients :)
I just turned 9 weeks today and I been doing a lot of throwing up also and this is my 4th child. Its normal.
Ps. I drink clear ensure once a day.
I had that problem in the beginning. I was in pain because it uses a lot of stomach muscles to throwup. I still throw up but not as bad even with prescription. Good luck
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