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frequent urination... still??

i am 14.5 weeks pregnant and im still in thebathroom every half hour. i thought that this symptom was sopposed to settle down in the second trimester until the baby started growing larger.. is this normal? thanks
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I am 19 weeks and i still have this symptom
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1961938 tn?1398718101
I am 15 weeks and just started having this symptom
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Same here, i go all the time, it even wakes me up at night grrrr
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Im 14w3d i pee like every half hour too with out without fluid /:
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1528695 tn?1360582320
after 12 weeks the peeing slows down but it doesn't go back to normal until after birth. I woke up 5 times last night to pee (16+ weeks)
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13 weeks here...going constantly! esp when im trying to hydrate like im supposed to lol
and only a little bit comes out so im thinking its just the "feel" if having to go. Hopefully it passes soon!
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3224409 tn?1356206827
I m 15 weeks as well i only go to bathroom alot whn i take alot of fluid... If u r having too many trips to toilet thn u should consult ur doctor to check for uti... Just to be on safe side... Its pretty common in pregnancy but if left untrreated can be very dangerous... I m mking my appointment 2morrow to get it checked.. Take care n keep us posted...
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I am 15 weeks and I still go to the bathroom a lot lol
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