nope but at my 21/2 month I was vomiting allll the way until 61/2 and randomly after
Here's a tip! If you have to have stitches for a tear or cut, when going pee, lean as far forward as you can. It'll keep the pee off the stitches, and won't burn as bad. Also stool softeners work great too, because you don't wanna push if you've got stitches lol. I picked that tip up from another lady on here way back when lol, I'm almost 6 weeks pp. :)
lol. that does sound a bit crazy. you didnt have any symptoms?
oh as crazy as it sounds I found out I was pregnant because I was cooking burned my self a lil and almost passed out. took a home test that said positive then a test at the docs that said negitive then a sono that proved it lols
im not pregnant though. i havent been. i was asking your first symptoms haha
I responded just in case you didnt know
yes my nipples are dry and flakey still. I was told to lotion them and if u breast feeding just clean then well before u do. I was getting very bad sharp pain.its calmed down now but I believe its due to your body trying to re position its self . our bodies are adjusting to the " AFTER BABY BODY " . the sharp pains slow down and become less and less as u reach 3 weeks - 4 weeks
hi i am 9dpo and yesterday i felt sharp quick pains in my uterus area . this morning i woke up feeling sick. and i can feel stuff in my uterus, such as a sharp pain but not sharp. i dont know how to explain it. and i noticed my nipples are dry and flakey looking. they dont hurt though. did you get anything like this?
warm showers. even warm baths with epson salt. also exercising my vjj as if I had to pee. hold it to 5 seconds and release . helps the process of recovery. support from my husband was the best
I did. and I was in and out the hospital alot until my 3rd month. UTI's are common for women during pregnancy . if your cramping soearly on hospital is best .
:) what's been most helpful in the post part um weeks? Tips and advice please! And thank you for this post
Hi did have cramps week five and six of your pregnancy