New to this....

[YOKEFLEET]

I am 5 weeks pg with my 1st pg, but I feel like I can't get excited as its too soon,
I haven't felt sick yet but my mouth is constantly watering
My AF weren't that regular before averaging 4-6 weeks but I have felt for a week like I was due to start
I am p'ing a lot but am drinking more water anyway
I don't have much of an appetite at all since finding out,
I have had stomach ache on my right side a couple of times.
Everytime I go to the loo, keep checking for bleeding.
Is this normal?? any info would b helpful?

[colditzmum]

All sounds pretty normal to me, Yokefleet.

Welcolm to mumsnet, now you will never escape, WWWOOOOOOHAHAHahaha.....

No, please don't run off, we aren't all as daft as me.......

[Amanda3266]

Congratulations - don't worry - you're quite normal. I used to do the checking thing too.
The stomach ache is probably just changes occurring in the womb and extra peeing is a sign of pregnancy.
Have to say that beyond that I had no symptoms so don't worry if you don't feel sick.
Congratulations again - by the way - this site is great for chatting to other pregnant MUms and also those no longer pregnant but coping with the fun and games that motherhood brings.

Mandy

[nnosam]

congratulations......
feeling like not eating is nerves, however you do need to eat.
p'ing and drinking a lot is the norm too.
the stomach ache you might want to mention to a doctor, just in case.
and as you i kept checking for bleeding too, infact i did it right up till i had my ds.
try to chill, get the stomach ache cheaked, here in gloucester we dont see the m/wife till we're 12 weeks, but i would still get it cheacked.
just dont get worked up about any thing.

[Amanda3266]

Just to say I had the tummy ache thing too AND a constant feeling that I was about to start a period.

[YOKEFLEET]

Thanks for your replies, I feel a better then I did.

[dinosaur]

All sounds very normal to me too Yokefleet. (I've had three DSs.)

Are you from there?

[YOKEFLEET]

Used to be, do you know it?

[dinosaur]

Yes, went to school near there (in Howden).

[YOKEFLEET]

I used to go to Howden Secondry School. That seems like a lifetime ago!!!

[dinosaur]

It is nearly a lifetime ago in my case (I'm going to be 40 this year!).

I left in 1983. How about you?

[bundle]

dino i'm 40 this year, are you doing anything nice?

[dinosaur]

Well, I think I'm going to go away with DH and the boys (it's in half-term week) although we haven't booked anything yet.

I'll have a party later in the year when we get our cellar conversion finished. That's the plan anyway.

What about you bundle?

[bundle]

dh has arranged for my parents to come & stay, probably so we can go to a hotel (though he hasn't mentioned this) and may have a party later on (my bday is 1 april,so soon!)

do tell re: your cellar conversion, we thought about having ours done but the quotes varied enormously and weren't convinced enough that we'd recoup the investment if we sold. (sorry for hijack, yokefleet)

[YOKEFLEET]

I left in 1993, but only moved out of the area 2yrs ago.

[dinosaur]

Ooh you young thing. Well, at least we can't "out" each other on mumsnet anyway.

I moved to London after university and have been here ever since. Still go back to visit as my sis lives in Howden and my parents still have a house there.

[dinosaur]

Bundle - do you want to CAT me? Feel a bit embarrassed about discussing sums involved in cellar conversion (a lot, in our case).

[bundle]

have CAT you