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I think you do, in your first few months of pregnancy, once you hit 5,6 months you feel full of energy as you approch 8 months you start feeling tired again I think you do, in your first few months of pregnancy, once you hit 5,6 months you feel full of energy as you approch 8 months you start feeling tired again
You are young - move on get more experience with other relationships, sounds like you are both ready for a break anyway.
But don't worry because the doctors said that she will be out and about in a few months!!
you won't feel a lot of movement until 6 or seven months. At 5 months, maybe just a few flutters here and there. Different women feel the first movement anywhere between 16 and 20 weeks, but it is just a little flutter like a butterfly in your stomach. As the baby grows, the movements will increase and be more recognizable.
Feeling tired and too anxious of the d day.
The feeling can be got when you are 4 months/20 weeks complete you will feel the baby movements. The feeling would be like butterflies flying in the stomach
no ... there is no such after effect seen... i had typhoid fever for approxx two months but even after 6 months dere is no occurance of deprresive feeling
Not usually. If you are concerned, speak with your OB/GYN or family doctor.
A baby starts moving in the beginning but you don't start feeling it until about 15 to 17 weeks along in the pregnancy. At first it will feel like a little gas or small flutters. And then as the weeks go by it will get stronger and more distinctive.
Hello, Your question is: I woke up feeling hot with a headache but did not have a fever what can it be? The feeling of being hot may of simply been caused by your bed sheets or bed clothing being restrictive. Headaches can also cause one to feel hot and humid. If you're concerned see your Doctor.
It could be that you are 6 months pregnant. It could be that you have gone through the menopause. It could be that you are ill. If you are concerned about your health you should go and see a trained medical practitioner (a Doctor).