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Nosebleeds...and Hand Cramps.

So I'm 36 weeks and does anyone else get nosebleeds like every other day? A lot of my friends and even my mom said they never had that before with pregnancy and that I'm weird lol. Also my hands hurt when I wake up in the morning. Like a real stiff feeling in my hands and it really hurts. Even though my doctor said it's normal I just wanna see if anyone else experiences these things too...???
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Oh my goodness. Mine never lasted that long. Hopefully it'll be over soon lol
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I get nosebleeds all the time sense I hit 32 weeks I'm now 38 and when they start they will go for about 45 minutes to an hour at a time....
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Glad I'm not the only one.
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I get nose bleeds every morning it ***** .
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I guess my nose is just always dry then lol
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Yesss I never had nosebleeds either until I got pregnant and now I have them all the time out of the SAME nostril every time. It's so weird lol.
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I do get nosebleeds often. Usually there needs to be moisture in the air so I use a humidifier and it helps a lot.
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Man I was about to post this n I forgot... I get nose bleeds all the time. People think its because its dry where I am but idk it didn't happen before I got pregnant.. I don't have hand cramps tho
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