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zero energy

I am 30 weeks pregnant and im super tired all the time. I sleep from about 10-11 pm to maybe 11 am the next day. Later of i could. But most nights i cant sleep and im up every other hour tossing and turning. When my boys come over i feel like i get zero rest and im super grouchy and all i want to do is lay down all day and sleep. Idk what to do so im not like this when my kids come over. Any advice?
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I get most of my energy At night as well
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Glucose test should be done before 28 weeks
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Omg thanks for reminding me i havent got my blood work or sugar test done lol great... I get energy randomly but its mostly when at night. I crave lots and lots of sweets. Like fruity candy and i know its not good but i cant help it. I have a dr appointment monday so we shall see what they say.
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I've been The Same way. Same with my house being a mess too. I hate It. Get Ur iron levels checked! When I first started dealing with It I went to hospital and found out I was severely anemic. Once I started taking iron pills n eating iron rich food I got Some energy back and felt alot better! You may not be as low as I was when I went in Which would be a good thing But Even slightly lower levels can cause tiredness and crankiness.  
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31 weeks and same way. Feel bad cause due to always being tired drained my house is filthy and I have no energy to play with my other kids.
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