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19 September 2006, 09:37 PM
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Do woman get woken up sometimes middle of the night by morning sickness? And is more sickness only during the morning or anytime throughtout the day?
19 September 2006, 09:40 PM
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Sorry .... depends on the women to be honest but if its more than usual then i would seriously start looking forward to the patter of tiny feet.
19 September 2006, 09:45 PM
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Sickness can be any time of day - it is usually worse in the morning.
It is usually different to ordinary sickness as the vomiting is very sudden. Ok and then hughie!
Has she not had a pregnancy test yet? They work after four days of the deed
It is usually different to ordinary sickness as the vomiting is very sudden. Ok and then hughie!
Has she not had a pregnancy test yet? They work after four days of the deed
19 September 2006, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Rannoch
Sickness can be any time of day - it is usually worse in the morning.
It is usually different to ordinary sickness as the vomiting is very sudden. Ok and then hughie!
Has she not had a pregnancy test yet? They work after four days of the deed
It is usually different to ordinary sickness as the vomiting is very sudden. Ok and then hughie!
Has she not had a pregnancy test yet? They work after four days of the deed
19 September 2006, 09:50 PM
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first pregnancy test taken 5 days after the deed was a firm negative. Gonna get another one done. Nurse said that the early pregnancy test are very accurate and the result was a firm no, but thenb again you never know.
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There's a stomach bug going around you know!
You really are paranoid about this pregnancy, I assume another test to be done tomorrow then?
You really are paranoid about this pregnancy, I assume another test to be done tomorrow then?
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When my wife took a test nearly eight months* ago and it was negative.....
... our baby is due in about month!!
High chances of false negatives early on, but rest assured if it comes up positive get ready for sleepless nights!
* - Retaking the test a week later showed a positive.
... our baby is due in about month!!
High chances of false negatives early on, but rest assured if it comes up positive get ready for sleepless nights!
* - Retaking the test a week later showed a positive.
20 September 2006, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted by brumdaisy
no they dont, they work on the day her next blob is due, which can be nearly a month
However we are both wrong (right number - wrong end of the cycle), it can be from four days BEFORE menstruation is expected and so that is typically ten days after ovulation. Where there is great variation in the length of the menstrual cycle it is typically in the follicular phase and so ovulation is pretty contantly 14 days before menstruation.
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20 September 2006, 12:25 AM
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Or you can go to the docs and find out a week after the deed 
As for morning sickness, it affected me all day every day even through the night for the first 6 months
... as Rannoch said it affects everyone differently some don't suffer at all and others suffer constantly.
As for morning sickness, it affected me all day every day even through the night for the first 6 months
... as Rannoch said it affects everyone differently some don't suffer at all and others suffer constantly.
20 September 2006, 09:12 PM
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tyrese isnt a chav name. I like it, something out of the ordinary kinda 
Anyway,chill, you probably have nothing to worry about and won't have to be doing any naming at all
20 September 2006, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Rannoch
Well given the average menstrual cycle - or blob as you so sweetly put it - is 28 days, of which between four and seven are actually menstruating then it is very unlikely to be 'nearly a month'.
However we are both wrong (right number - wrong end of the cycle), it can be from four days BEFORE menstruation is expected and so that is typically ten days after ovulation. Where there is great variation in the length of the menstrual cycle it is typically in the follicular phase and so ovulation is pretty contantly 14 days before menstruation.
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However we are both wrong (right number - wrong end of the cycle), it can be from four days BEFORE menstruation is expected and so that is typically ten days after ovulation. Where there is great variation in the length of the menstrual cycle it is typically in the follicular phase and so ovulation is pretty contantly 14 days before menstruation.
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I said it can be nearly a month, which is correct - 4 day period, 33 day cycle, you do the maths
You may be wrong, Im not. There is a very small possibility that enough hormone can be traced within a few days of fertilisation (which can be a few days after intercourse) but manufacturers never recommend doing a test so early. The universal earliest recommended date is the day your next period is due.
Feel free to challenge I have a midwife in the next room
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20 September 2006, 09:26 PM
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I think I might call him curtis then if it comes to it. I might aswell try and be positive about it just incase, or I might end up throwing myself infront of a car 
20 September 2006, 09:30 PM
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Those designer names
The amount of times I've heard 'George'
The amount of times I've heard 'George'
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Still do a test to make sure, some women still bleed from time to time during pregnancy
And sickness for me was all the time when I had my first
And sickness for me was all the time when I had my first
24 September 2006, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by D.K.1
Still do a test to make sure, some women still bleed from time to time during pregnancy
And sickness for me was all the time when I had my first
And sickness for me was all the time when I had my first
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