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800427 tn?1324945719

stomach feels cold?

for the last couple weeks my stomach has felt cold to the touch....even while covered up. any idea why this could be? i put it off as a bad circulation thing but in my stomach? if my stomach is cold is it bad for the baby? i know this is a super weird question lol so i understand if no one has had the same problem but any help trying to figure it out at all would be helpful!
im also anemic because of the pregnancy and i know that causes blood flow to be funky...could that be why?
it freaks me out to feel my stomach cold all the time because it makes me associate it with the baby being dead KWIM? even though i know of course he's fine because ive seen him since this has been happening...i just felt silly bringing it up to the doc.
so any ideas would be great!
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An old wives tale said if your belly cold your having a girl i belive it to have some truth becouse im having a girl an wen i was carrying my son my belly wasit cold lije it is with her hope this  helps
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1868604 tn?1346458662
Thanks for this post. Now I won't freak out when it happen to down the line. You gals are awesome ^__^
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Hi just woke up and as usual I like to touch my tummy to feel my baby and say good morning only to feel my tummy was cold a lil worried so I decided to check it up on the internet. Feel better now with all your comments and I can feel my baby moving
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1035252 tn?1427227833
LOL I was all alone last pregnancy so I had a lot of time to think up good logical explanations for some of the pregnancy anomalies....I'm feeling a lot better. I guess what happened was I had an ovarian cyst that burst in my sleep. It's probably what woke me up, in fact, when I got up at 5am and found the spotting. If I push too hard I still get a spot of blood every once in awhile so I'm still on bedrest until the high risk OB can work me in. Crossing my fingers for this week but maybe next week....but I'm okay now. Not as freaked out. Starting to go stir crazy from having to lie around but....you know, still okay, LOL. Thanks for asking :)
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1056865 tn?1325808785
Wow Ashelen, that does make sense.  Man, I guess this is what i have to look forward to.  BRING IT ONNNN!!!
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800427 tn?1324945719
that makes a lot of sense...thank you! i feel much better about it now lol. gosh pregnancy is weird!
how are u feeling btw?
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1035252 tn?1427227833
it's also due to the fact that the skin over your belly is no longer nestled up against your organs....and the uterus is insulating the baby, so the skin there is more vulnerable to the outside air and more likely to stay cool. It's not being heated up from inside, in other words :).
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I just noticed mine is cold too after reading your post! Lol. I guess it's probably due to me airing my belly as well.  :)
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800427 tn?1324945719
yeah...thats the only thing i could come up with as well. i just wanted to make sure i wasnt missing something big that i should know but didnt. its probably just another one of those weird pregnancy symptoms. thanks
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Hmmm... only speculating but probably due to the anemia and poor blood circulation. It won't harm baby. I found my stomach was ice cold many times throughout my pregnancy but it was just because I was so hot I'd sleep without a blanket or shirt covering my belly so it got cold.
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