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Is bloating normal at start of 2nd pregnancy

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Girlmum91 · 07/04/2020 17:28

Hi ladies, I've just found out I'm pregnant for the second time after taking two tests that came up positive but just wondering if it's normal to be THIS bloated only 3 weeks after conception. I gave birth to my first 8 months ago but lost all the weight 2 months ago.

With my first I didn't look pregnant until at least 3 months into the pregnancy and I already look 4 months pregnant. What is going on? It's obviously not the baby as it's only the size of a seed at the moment. It's so embarrassing! Do you think the bloating will settle down or stay like this? Did any of you experience this?

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Crackerscheesescabbyknees · 07/04/2020 17:41

Bloating is Hella normal early in any pregnancy.

It will settle down, just in time to be replaced with an actual bump 😂

Expect to start showing early this time around. Your body is just in position to be a big bellied baby box.

LRHR · 07/04/2020 18:43

Deffo normal xx this is me, baby #3 and I'm only about 6/7 weeks xx

TerribleCustomerCervix · 07/04/2020 20:16

Oh my god I was exactly the same OP.

As soon as the wee dried on the pregnancy test it looked like I’d sat on a bicycle pump. I also only had eight months between pregnancies and it was like my stomach muscles had got the memo they could relax immediately again.

I also got terrible trapped wind which exacerbated the bloat.

I showed very early but then kind of plateaued around 30 weeks and ended up with a smaller bump than I had with DC1.

sarahc336 · 07/04/2020 20:35

Yes very bloated at the start especially by nighttime, I just seem to get bigger and bigger throughout the day x

BrooHaHa · 07/04/2020 20:37

Yeah. Felt like a blimp.

Girlmum91 · 08/04/2020 11:41

Thank you all for your replies - reassuring and made me laugh Grin. I guess the belly is here to stay!

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