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out of breath

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benandoli · 25/07/2008 12:43

Hi i am 28 weeks pregnant with my third and I feel so out of breath. Seems to be worse the more the baby moves but just makes me feel fat and unfit! Any advice?

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greenlawn · 25/07/2008 17:23

Bumping for you.

I've just posted feeling much the same - see above ("low blood pressure") and also see "getting iron levels up".

Hope you feel better soon.

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mad4mybaby · 25/07/2008 18:19

im 23 weeks and know exactly how you feel. I went to the gp about it as my heart was also racing, im having bloods done on mon to check my thyroid and iron levels. Im not saying it is either of them but worth checking? Also im sure someone will say it'l get better when the baby drops. Doesnt reeeealy make you feel any better but hopeful! Im already carrying v low so if he drops he'l be dropping out!

Also this heat doesnt help (not sure where you live!) pg body works even harder esp when hot

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mellywell · 25/07/2008 18:44

im 37 weeks,also very out of breath.he was breech until a couple of days ago.i feel tired out when i have to walk up the stairs.my family knickname is dyson disorder as im always hoovering,i just cant be bothered at the moment,the heat today and yesterday has nearly finished me off.i am currently still at work too,self employed hairdresser.gald its only part time,as i already have a 4 and a half year old.just getting very stressed with it all now.my husband had the hosepipe on today i was very tempted to run under it.couldnt be bothered getting up to do it though!!

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notcitrus · 25/07/2008 22:29

I've been like that most of my pregnancy (33 weeks now) - they've confirmed I have excellent iron levels, perfect blood pressure, all urine and blood tests come back normal, so all they can say is 'get plenty of rest and don't overdo it'

I asked if 16 hours sleep a day was still 'normal' and after doing all the tests again they said yes, just the crap end of normal...

Not sure I'll be up for doing all this again once I've got Squirmy to look after.

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