Pregnancy and everything in between...

[lunahalo.livejournal.com]

Ok, so here's my question. I've been pregnant before, and I've given birth, but why the f*ck do I feel like I wanna puke every time I eat something? Someone please explain this to me in a non-condescending way please!!!

This morning, for example, I was eating a sandwich before I left to come down here and hang out.. I took the first bite and felt like I wanted to spit it out. I finished it off without much of a problem, but I don't know what to think. I know every pregnancy is different. I didn't have very much morning sickness with my daughters, and with my son it was every day for 4 1/2 months. Awful. I've had a cycle for August, but it was only for 3 days, when usually I go for at least 5. I know you're probably thinking, "ok, this chica is a real pendeja estupida, she's been pregnant, given birth, and still doesn't know how to tell symptoms of pregnancy!" But that's not the case. When I found out about my youngest, I didn't have a period for 2 months cuz I thought it was stress. I was in college at the time, and it was right around finals week. D'uh! lol Ok, so what's wrong with me?

My husband and I had sex recently, and yes, he ejaculated (I konw there's someone out there who's thinking, "Ok, I'll take 'Things I really didn't need to know for $500, Alex'" and for those of you who are, I'm truly sorry for disturbing you and damaging your psyche). I also know that a woman is most fertile the 1st 2 weeks before her period. I'm buggin. I don't want children right now, my husband and I are very close, and yes, we would like children someday, someday being the operative word here, but not right now.

I appreciate any and all non-condescending (don't talk to me like I'm 5. That's precisely what my mother would do.) comments.

Thank you..

Comments

[hava.livejournal.com]

#1 go pick up a home pregnancy test (or three) and take it. you have one of your answers right there.

if you really are pregnant, then you have to deal with why this pregancy is making you especially nausiated.

if you're NOT pregnant, then there may be a bigger problem, and you really need to get checked out by a competent physician and gynocologist. (complete with blood and endocrine workup and full testing for STDs).

either way, you should be trying to maintain your liquid and nutrition intake by drinking lots of water and trying to take a good multivitamin (with folic acid- very important) every day.

don't forget that it also could just be a bug, or a fluke. the best way to get answers is to go to the doc, talk to him/her about *everything* going on with your body, and get all the tests to figure it out.

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