For your second pregnancy, what was your very first symptom that made you take a pregnancy test before your next period?

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I know some of the options may sound odd, but believe me these symptoms are real! I for one experienced all of them, so I am curious to know if other second time moms also experienced the same...

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The thought of shrimp made me want to throw up. So random, but I normally love shrimp, but whenever I’m pregnant I can’t even hear the word! We were out to dinner and my husband ordered a seafood dish and I made a face and he looked right at me and said “you’re pregnant again” ha!

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the smell of car exhaust had me like

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i wanted to eat beets and salad dressing (and that's it) for lunch for 4 days straight. Then i started getting crampy and nauseous about a week later

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Dizziness!

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I would sleep for 15 hours and still be impossible to wake up. I could never get enough rest. My boyfriend tried his usual annoyances to wake me up but I’d go back to sleep. He had me take a test. I was asleep when it developed. He woke me up and told me I was pregnant lol

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Eating chips and salsa made me nauseous.  This is something that only happened while pregnant with my first.

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Diarrhea for a week did it for me. 🙄

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i was like this at work

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My hubby got a raise so we went out for dinner to celebrate. The second I sat down, I knew I NEEDED the spiciest thing on that menu. I don't usually like spicy food, so I went right from the restaurant to walmart to grab a test, and sure enough, faint positive. 😅 It was three days before my expected period so it was quite surprising!

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Morning sickness, started at three weeks and I just knew!

For your second pregnancy, what was your very first symptom that made you take a pregnancy test before your next period?

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