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Super dizzy the day after 12 weeks scan

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Dzejn · 24/01/2026 10:55

I've had my 12 weeks scan yesterday (all was perfect❤️). But today I've woken up super dizzy and feeling more sick than usual. Could this be related to the scan? Should I be worried? Has anyone experienced the same? Need some reassurance please 🙏

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NoAttorneysToPleadMyCase · 24/01/2026 15:00

A scan doesn't have the capacity to make you dizzy and sick. An ultrasound is harmless. Congrats!

Renisenb · 24/01/2026 19:23

It can’t make you ill at all. This would have happened even if you had not had the scan, most likely a minor illness or hormonal.

The illness might not even be pregnancy related or it could be hormones from the pregnancy.
if you’re worried speak to your GP.

FOrmalenery221 · 25/01/2026 08:08

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CleanSkin · 25/01/2026 08:35

What on earth is “energy tea” @FOrmalenery221 ?

@Dzejn please dont eat or drink things that have such claims until they are properly checked out & you can make an informed decision; if in doubt, don’t!!
Meanwhile, congratulations on your wonderful news - you are growing a baby, focus on on providing the right nutrition for both of you x

Thesofathatwas · 25/01/2026 08:41

I second clearskin please lease do not take anything like this without scientific evidence base.

Also nope to any of your symptoms being related to the scan.
A visit to your GP would be helpful.

strawberrylaces12 · 25/01/2026 09:03

I had this around 12 weeks, before the scan. I called maternity triage and they said it can be very normal. Thankfully it only really lasted the day. I have a healthy 5 month old baby now 😊 obviously if you're worried/it continues then do get checked out!

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