Hello fellow mumsnetters. I've got a bit of a random one here but stick with me, please... I just want a bit of advice/previous experiences.
So, I have recently found out i am about 4 and a half weeks pregnant, this is my second pregnancy this year, sadly we lost our DS earlier this year in May, he was still born at 38+2.
I can't really recall what my early pregnancy symptoms were like with my DS but I'm fairly sure they weren't like this or as early..
I'm feeling fairly exhausted already, I'm working full time and when I drive home at night (about half 5) I'm so knackered i'm almost falling asleep. I had to pull over yesterday evening because I was pretty much nodding. Then when I make it home I can stay awake for about an hour and then I'm fast asleep, I cannot keep my eyes open. (This is not normal for me).
I've had a couple of waves of nausea in the mornings. I know with my first pregnancy I was quite sick but this didn't really properly start until later on in the pregnancy (I don't think).
I'm also getting cramping/twinges quite often in the lower abdomen, again I probably had these with my first but I don't recall them being this often.
And my boobs, oh my god, they are so twingey and sore. They were the reason for me testing, I hadn't even missed my period but I just kinda knew something wasn't right as my nipple twinged (tmi - sorry), and I got BFP that morning.
Is it normal to have these kinds of symptoms so early in a second pregnancy?
OR is it TWINS?
Strangely I have had this feeling that it could be more than one since I found out I was pregnant, I hadn't mentioned it to anyone as only a few people know anyway (V.close friends and obviously DFiance) - but one of my friends said today she had had a dream that I was having twins and couldn't stop thinking about it. I don't know if anyone else believes in this kind of hocus pocus but it does intrigue me somewhat.
I knew last time that I was having a boy before we had had confirmation, I just knew and I was right. Could I be right on this too?!
Don't mind either way, as long as it/they are happy and healthy I'm good with that.
Does anyone have any insight?
Thanks!
J x