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Very tired, 17 weeks

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daisychainmail · 03/11/2014 15:39

Hello,
I am 17 weeks pregnant and very, very tired. I haven't managed to get much done today at work and am looking forward to collapsing (after DC1's bedtime), perhaps going to bed as early as 8pm. Does anyone else feel like this?

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yougotafastcar · 03/11/2014 17:07

I do! I had a thread on it the other day. I'm 21 weeks, so tired no energy. You have my sympathy!

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Pippidoeswhatshewants · 03/11/2014 17:09

I did! I fell asleep at my desk at work after lunch one day Blush

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smilingthroughgrittedteeth · 03/11/2014 17:21

Im 20 weeks and tired all the time, im not anemic and ive tried all the tips ive read online (drinking lots of water, catnapping etc) but nothing makes any difference.

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ladyflower23 · 03/11/2014 18:25

I'm 19 weeks and knackered too. I'm ok when I get up but then doing anything just completely wears me out. Thought second trimester were meant to be full of energy!!

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RiverRocks · 03/11/2014 19:09

I'm 19 weeks. I get up, have breakfast, go to work, have brunch, have lunch, come home, have tea, go to sleep. If I squeeze in a shower I'm doing well.

I spent pretty much all weekend in bed, bossing DH around. We've joked pregnancy has turned me into a Hobbit Halloween Grin

Normally, I don't need much sleep, never have done. Now, I could easily sleep 12 hours a night. This pregnancy lark has done me in. Only 5 months to go... Confused

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Rustyzilla · 03/11/2014 19:49

Yes, I feel the same. I'm 18 weeks tomorrow. I think I may feel slightly better today after a huge lay in on Saturday, but i'm definitely not full of second trimester energy!

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DontBeBlueBeARainbow · 04/11/2014 08:35

Same at 20 weeks, currently lay in bed having my afternoon nap Blush I'm so lucky that I'm studying from home atm but meant to be going back to classes soon…

I was a keen runner before pregnancy, now i can't even be bothered to unroll my yoga mat Sad

Also, i haven't had the nice shiny hairand and long nails iI've heard is due in the 2nd trimester…but as long as baby keeps kicking away, i won't complain really!

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Pifflingcodswollop · 04/11/2014 13:30

Yes, it is awful, I had really hoped the tiredness would pass a bit ad it did seem to momentarily but now it is back with a vengeance.
Horrendous, no cures though I'm afraid!

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daisychainmail · 04/11/2014 21:06

Very reassuring to hear!

Other things I have are v. dry skin and an aversion to anything sweet! Does anyone else have this? DH bought some of my favourite ice cream and I just had a bowl and felt so sick. Yuk. Chocolates etc. I just can't stomach.

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DontBeBlueBeARainbow · 05/11/2014 00:50

To be honest I wish I had an aversion to sweet! It's the other way round as I haven't got over my cravings for carbs since the early days and MS, so most my meals are carbs-based, mostly sweet unless I really really make an effort... But at least my aversion to vegetables during MS has started to died down, phewwwwww.

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