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Weirded out by this...

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Persephoponce · 24/09/2009 15:40

I am a grown woman with two children. I'm not a nut job. However, despite not actively trying to get pregnant... and despite having regular, proper periods (last one has just ended)...and despite getting a BFN when my last period was a few days late....I keep feeling funny little movements like you do when you're pregnant.

I am not imagining it. I swear it.

It's starting to freak me out...

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mankymummymoo · 24/09/2009 15:41

have you eaten any shellfish recently... maybe they were still alive when you ate them !

thisisyesterday · 24/09/2009 15:44

yeh i get that now and then, it's just wind i think.
i reckon you always get it when you have wind, but until you have had children you never know much much like baby movements it is, and then you notice it a lot moe

Persephoponce · 24/09/2009 15:44

No!

I keep thinking 'it must be wind', but sometimes I feel a proper little movement, like a tiny kick, and then spend the next hour asking myself if I really felt it....

I can't be the only person in the world to ever have felt this...can I?

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PinkTulips · 24/09/2009 15:45

wind?

the digestive tract gets a bit looser and saggier after the stain of pregnancy bending it out of shape (and kicking it repeatedly) and gases can feel alot more bubbly and popping.

i've found since having ds2 it's gotten very bad indeed, feels like somethings crawling around in there sometimes

Persephoponce · 24/09/2009 15:45

Just saw your post thisisyesterday...phew...that's a relief...so not just me, then!

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cookielove · 24/09/2009 15:46

people can still get periods while pregnant, although have no idea what BFN is, why don't you do a test?

belgo · 24/09/2009 15:46

That's quite normal! I still felt 'kicking' for a good few months after giving birth to my third child. I don't feel it anymore now though - ds is nearly 1 year old.

I think it's to do with the why the blood circulation changes during pregnancy.

TitsalinaBumsquash · 24/09/2009 15:47

It is wind, i asked my doctor.

Apparently after having children you becoe in tune to any movements in your womb area, tiny little bubbles of air float about and pop making a baby flutter feeling, its wierd isnt it.

cookielove · 24/09/2009 15:47

oh i see now, hmmm never mind

TheMightyToosh · 24/09/2009 15:48

No, you are not alone. I felt similar things when definitely not pregnant.

But, I only started feeling it after my first baby was born, never before.

So I wonder if it is something that happens after you've had a baby, maybe you grow new nerves down there or something so that things you wouldn't have felt (such as wind passing through there) you do feel now.

But know what you mean - exactly like little kicks

TheMightyToosh · 24/09/2009 15:49

Oh, sorry Titsalina - I just read your post - so I was sort of on the right tracks then

Comma2 · 24/09/2009 17:36

Yes, but if they are definite little kicks, not flutters or early-movement-sort-of-movements, you still may be pregnant. Period while preggers is def possible and the tests will stop showing a pos after a while because the early preg hormone which the test is for is replaced after a while (def by the time you have movement) with other hormones the test doesn't react to.
Off to the gyn with you. :-)

Comma2 · 24/09/2009 17:38

Yes, but if they are definite little kicks, not flutters or early-movement-sort-of-movements, you still may be pregnant. Period while preggers is def possible and the tests will stop showing a pos after a while because the early preg hormone which the test is for is replaced after a while (def by the time you have movement) with other hormones the test doesn't react to.
Off to the gyn with you. :-)

pinkmagic1 · 24/09/2009 17:50

I sometimes get this, only really started after my 2nd was born almost 3 years ago. I did 3 negative pregnancy tests and am definitely not expecting unless I am having the longest pregnancy in history!

Comma2 · 24/09/2009 17:57

Well then, to say it with Kenneth Graham: the doctor will tell you that you are crazy, and that will cheer you up.

YouLukaStunning · 24/09/2009 18:02

You're not the only weird one. Odd though

YouLukaStunning · 24/09/2009 18:05

That sounds rude doesn't it. What I meant to say was that I also have these feelings when I am not pregnant. Having had 6 pregnancies I'm always amazed with myself that I can misinterpret the feelings and convince myself that they could be a pregnancy. I should know by now how baby movements feel...?

It makes me feel weird anyway.

Persephoponce · 25/09/2009 19:09

Just thought I should all let you know that I am around 16 weeks pregnant. Hmph.

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MrsHappy · 25/09/2009 19:11

Holy crap. That must have been a shock.

Are you pleased?

honeyapple · 25/09/2009 19:12

blimey! congrats?

YouLukaStunning · 25/09/2009 19:21

Wow!!!!!

Hope you are managing to get your head around your news easily. What a shock

HumphreyCobbler · 25/09/2009 19:27

That is the most dramatic turn of events on a thread...

BertieBotts · 25/09/2009 19:32

Congratulations! ?

cookielove · 25/09/2009 21:22

Congratulations

Comma2 · 26/09/2009 01:43

Whoa!! What a way to find out! Congrats!

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