Is it normal to be really tired if you're pregnant?

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So the last few weeks all I've been doing is taking a few naps a day. It's been really annoying because I nap, eat then nap again and repeat the cycle. It feels like I'm always tired and hungry even tho I sleep a lot and eat more than I'm use to, im never full.

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I could have wrote this myself l🤦🏼‍♀️ all I do is sleep and eat at the moment! Getting a little bit better now at 10 weeks but lord it’s crazy I keep waking up in the night for chocolate 🤦🏼‍♀️

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That’s how I knew I was pregnant. The whole week of spring break in March I was literally so tired I took numerous naps & no matter what seemed like I wasn’t getting enough sleep. Brought a test & sure enough it was positive. The fatigue goes down the second trimester but then comes back hard by the third.

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Girl. My first pregnancy I only worked saturdays and Sunday. 
Guess what i did the whole week? 
Slept. Literally 18 hours a day. My phone would be on dnd, and I had friends coming over to make sure I’m not dead.

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Your body is literally making a human. Yes it’s normal lol

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Yes, absolutely normal and really sucks when you can't nap for more than 30 mins a day because you have to chase after a toddler the whole day (love my toddler though!!!)! 😅

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Sounds very normal to me, especially if you’re in the first or third trimester. Many women (although not all) experience a burst of energy in the second trimester, but the first and third are rough, at least in my experience.

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During my first trimester I literally had to make myself get up and wash my face with cold water because if I didn’t I would sleep until 3 or 4 in the afternoon it was terrible.

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Sounds normal to me

Is it normal to be really tired if you're pregnant?

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