Forum 1st trimester

cold and tired

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Debbie
Hi
I have a question, I'm in the first trimester of my pregnancy and I'm constantly cold and tired, is that normal?

Thanks,
Debbie

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  1. Angel Guest #2

    Hi Debbi, yes, that's normal. Fatigue is very common. It usually goes away after the first trimester.

  2. ilyana #3

    Hi Debbie,
    welcome to the forum in advance. Well, now that you mention it, I always feel super cold, sometimes so cold that I'm bundled up. I'm 7 weeks pregnant now, so I hope it passes quickly because, as you know, it's definitely not a pleasant feeling. As for fatigue, that's also the case for me; I always just feel like sleeping and sleeping and sleeping.. greetings
    ps this is my third pregnancy

  3. Chaniiej Guest #4

    Hi Debbie,

    I'm 7 weeks pregnant and I'm also feeling really cold. I'm very tired, especially after work—I just want to sleep right away.

  4. Debbie started this #5

    Thanks for your replies... just hang in there for now, the chill will pass on its own...

  5. SabrinaS #6

    I always get cold quickly when I'm tired, let alone now.. Brr.

  6. bibinijmegen #7

    I always end up with my boyfriend calling me a crybaby because I turn on the heating since I’m always cold and tired. Pff.

  7. Annabel Guest #8

    Hihi, mine did that too. But in a sweet way, of course.

  8. Jenneke #9

    I’ve also been shivering a lot since I got pregnant... brrr. And still am (tomorrow I’ll be 14 weeks). A warm shower always helps me a lot. I’m naturally always cold, so I guess it’s part of the package, especially when fatigue is also playing a role.

  9. Stephanie Guest #10

    I'm Stephanie. I stopped taking the contraceptive pill in December. Could I be pregnant? I have a weird feeling in my belly, I feel cold all day, and I fall asleep quickly.

  10. Stephanie Guest #11

    I'm Stephanie. I stopped taking the contraceptive pill in December. Could I be pregnant? I've been feeling weird in my belly, I feel cold all day, and I fall asleep quickly.

  11. irma Guest #12

    And in the third trimester, that tiredness comes back. I'm now 36 weeks and I just get warm quickly, hehe.

  12. lotus #13

    I also often feel really cold. It really stood out to me.

  13. lies1984 Guest #14

    Me too!
    Sometimes I'm completely shaking from the cold.
    At night I even put on an extra sweater to stay warm. Plus a hot water bottle. The worst part is when you're in bed and finally warm, but then have to get up to pee.

  14. D.C.B & G Love♥♥♥♥ #15

    Yeah sure, I was freezing too.. wanted to crawl into the heater, and was tired too.
    Would sometimes fall asleep in the afternoon when I got home from work!!

  15. D.C.B & G Love♥♥♥♥ #16

    yes indeed, this one also had a straw mattress in bed, sooooo cold brrrrrr

  16. vrouwtje Guest #17

    I'm in week 6 and I'm also feeling cold and really tired. My breasts are sore and I have stomach cramps, but otherwise it's not too bad. Congratulations to all the ladies on your pregnancies!!

  17. kim #18

    I'm super tired too. Pfff. Starting tomorrow I'm working from 6 PM to 10 PM, and I'm already dreading it. I'm wondering how I'm going to get through those work evenings.

  18. chiqa Guest #19

    Heyyy expecting moms!
    I'm now pregnant with my third child...
    With my first two kids, I wasn't nearly as cold as I feel now!!! I'm literally freezing ^my nose/chest/legs^^everything! And back pain!
    I even took a quick warm shower and trust me; it helps a bit!
    But of course, be careful not to get too hot water from the tap since you're feeling cold!

  19. Blondie-sz Guest #20

    So glad to read that I'm not the only one who's constantly cold and tired. I haven't slept as much as I am now since I was 25. I'm yawning all day long. I usually get cold when I'm tired anyway, so that probably isn't helping now either. I just hope it passes. It's not warm outside either, so warming up in the sun isn't an option for now. I'm about 7 weeks pregnant (first pregnancy). It's all quite exciting. I'll try a warm shower again. I'm a bit wary of the water being too hot from the tap; my skin doesn't usually like that anyway.

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