Baby wish
What do you think?
Lina
Hi,
Since the end of last month, we've been trying for our first baby. Beforehand, I told myself we'd just let things happen naturally and see what and when. But when my period came for the first time, I was disappointed. I'm also someone who searches a lot online (not good for me!).
Recently, I had to vomit and felt nauseous. It could've been the flu or it could've been... At the doctor's, they took blood, and it was negative. Now I'm on day 20 of my cycle, and I suddenly have a little bit of bleeding. My cycle is normally always 28 days. What does this mean?
I just want to hear the opinion of other moms instead of searching the internet.
Kind regards and good luck to all the other mamas!
Since the end of last month, we've been trying for our first baby. Beforehand, I told myself we'd just let things happen naturally and see what and when. But when my period came for the first time, I was disappointed. I'm also someone who searches a lot online (not good for me!).
Recently, I had to vomit and felt nauseous. It could've been the flu or it could've been... At the doctor's, they took blood, and it was negative. Now I'm on day 20 of my cycle, and I suddenly have a little bit of bleeding. My cycle is normally always 28 days. What does this mean?
I just want to hear the opinion of other moms instead of searching the internet.
Kind regards and good luck to all the other mamas!
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Clautjuh #2
What was the reason for having your blood drawn? I can relate to being so focused on this, but distraction really does help the most. And waiting to see if you get your period or not. There's not much else you can do anyway. Although you might take a test for your period, a lot can still go wrong during your cycle. So try to keep a lighter attitude about it. -
Lina started this #3
Hi,
Since I was feeling nauseous and mentioned I was trying to get pregnant, the doctor suggested having blood drawn. That way, we immediately knew the cause of the nausea.
Greetings
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