EDD Feb 2012

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clap

Member
edd feb 2012 too. Hello fellow expecting mothers!
and... i'm hit by the nausea tidal wave.

Before eating I feel nauseous
After eating I feel nauseous
Standing I feel nauseous
Sitting I feel nauseous
Lying on the bed I feel nauseous

Even the sour stuff didn't help (except while eating it)
Give a shoutout if you too... at least I know i'm not alone.
Anyone with ideas to alleviate the tidal wave, my ears are open!
 
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petitemum

New Member
Hi clap,

U are not alone. I am having the same experience with you.
I feel extremely tired in the evening too.
I am in 9 weeks preg.
Hope it will go away after 1 st trimester.
jia yo....


clap said:
edd feb 2012 too. Hello fellow expecting mothers!
and... i'm hit by the nausea tidal wave.

Before eating I feel nauseous
After eating I feel nauseous
Standing I feel nauseous
Sitting I feel nauseous
Lying on the bed I feel nauseous

Even the sour stuff didn't help (except while eating it)
Give a shoutout if you too... at least I know i'm not alone.
Anyone with ideas to alleviate the tidal wave, my ears are open!
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clap

Member
Glad you chimed in petitemum, I'm 7 weeks now. Need to ration the sour stuff...

I just read Shiawase's post on nausea (just above), and it says weeks 9 and 10 are the peak of nausea???
Oh boy, this tidal wave might turn into a tsunami...
 
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phiy

Member
Hello! My gyane told me my pregnancy is not "valid" until i see the heartbeat... Scheduled to do another scan next wednesday. I'm so worried now, womb feels empty. The doc made it sound as if i shouldnt have too much hope as miscarriage is common since im young (21) and this is my first pregnancy. Is he just being a jerk or did your gyanes tell you the same?

Btw, are any of you unmarried here?
 
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ast0212

Member
phiy said:
Hello! My gyane told me my pregnancy is not "valid" until i see the heartbeat... Scheduled to do another scan next wednesday. I'm so worried now, womb feels empty. The doc made it sound as if i shouldnt have too much hope as miscarriage is common since im young (21) and this is my first pregnancy. Is he just being a jerk or did your gyanes tell you the same?

Btw, are any of you unmarried here?
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Crazy. Maybe he doesn't want to get your hopes up? He shouldn't say it like that anyway. I had some spotting for 6 days and my GP told me that as long as I felt a bit nauseous we can hope for the best.

It definitely can't be because of your age! I mean, hundreds of years ago it was the norm to have babies before 21.
 
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PandC

New Member
Hi Jean, I'm not sure whether able to see the gender at 13 weeks maybe some lucky one yes, but i've read that it's easier to see and is most accurate between 18-22 weeks, also depends on the position of the baby. I think it's easier to see if the baby is a boy.

Any mummies decided to go for Oscar test? I'm going to have it on 26 July... wonder what is the procedure and quite worried about the result...
 
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beenbee

New Member
Hi Mummies,

Im currently 9 weeks plus preg... just went to scan yesterday night, baby is 22mm.. :) 3 weeks later will be thinking if i going to do oscar test. :(

Actually quite worried about the test. but mostly ppl say young couple is ok not to do the test. what do you guys think? if result is negative, u bear to take it away?
if not baby born, both suffer together too.
 
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springsubway

New Member
my EDD is ~25 Feb, same as my hubby's day......
Saw doc in 4 weeks becos of cramp, the 3rd appointment is 22 July to confirm if single or twins, doc was not sure in last scan.
Very good appetite so far!
BTW, any mum will deliver at Raffles?
 
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clap

Member
springsubway said:
my EDD is ~25 Feb, same as my hubby's day......
Saw doc in 4 weeks becos of cramp, the 3rd appointment is 22 July to confirm if single or twins, doc was not sure in last scan.
Very good appetite so far!
BTW, any mum will deliver at Raffles?
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Wow twins? Do you suspect twins or how did you know?
 
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ast0212

Member
If anyone is interested in taking supplements and would like some from Australia, let me know, because I'm going to Singapore at the end of July and can help you buy some. Vitamins and supplements are supposedly cheaper in Australia.

I've been taking a pregnancy & beyond multivitamin called Elevit for the past 2 years, it's pretty good. You can find more info here:

Elevit Pregnancy Supplement from Bayer

We have some fenugreek & blessed thistle breastfeeding support supplements here too. The dosage is a lot higher than some popular brands in Sg.

Breast-feeding Support - Products - Herbs of Gold

Let me know if you'd like any other vitamins/supplements and I can look around for you :)
 
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moonlightmist

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phiy

Member
ast0212 said:
Crazy. Maybe he doesn't want to get your hopes up? He shouldn't say it like that anyway. I had some spotting for 6 days and my GP told me that as long as I felt a bit nauseous we can hope for the best.

It definitely can't be because of your age! I mean, hundreds of years ago it was the norm to have babies before 21.
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Hate that doc! Went to check again at parkway east instead. Got heartbeat already! And this other gyane is so much more understanding, i'll be going back to her despite the ultrasound machine being not as clear.
 
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phiy

Member
beenbee said:
Hi Mummies,

Im currently 9 weeks plus preg... just went to scan yesterday night, baby is 22mm.. :) 3 weeks later will be thinking if i going to do oscar test. :(

Actually quite worried about the test. but mostly ppl say young couple is ok not to do the test. what do you guys think? if result is negative, u bear to take it away?
if not baby born, both suffer together too.
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I considered that too, personally i think it's extra cost. My bf thinks it's a peace of mind tho... Guess it's hard. Cos a down syndrome child is a child after all.
 
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lingx

Member
osaka said:
Hi hi to all 2012 mummies to be, it's great to have a group of mummies to share our journey of motherhood. :)

I am in 5 weeks & going to visit gynea next week at TMC.
Sign, I too heard sad stories of such & too feel very down. Sign, I too had MC b4..

Anyway, lets be strong mummies & encourage each other!
Do stay a positive mindset so that our BB will stay the same too!
Let's take these sad stories as a path of knowledge to growth & wisedom!

There's 1 impt thing to share with all. Read from internet that caffein can cause mc. This includes coffee, tea, chocolate, cocoa, soda drinks, cola. If you really want to drink, have a cup of 1 choice per day. Not more than 200mg per day.

Food to avoid:
1) Uncooked food like sushi, salad, egg must be fully cooked.

Let's share & care! keep in touch!
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hello! which doc are u seeing in tmc? im in tmc too :)
 
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