Did anyone feel really hot all the time in early pregnancy? I am 4 (almost 5) weeks.

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I don’t want to be taking my temperature 20 times a day but I always feel so hot. Is this normal in early pregnancy?

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I get hot and cold, I'm either freezing or burning

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Not like feverish hot, but hot flash that lasted really long. I never even thought to take my temp, and baby is doing fine at 17 weeks!

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I know many did but for me (13 weeks) I am always feeling cold which is also normal

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I’m now 21 weeks and since around 10-12 weeks I would get hot easily. I still have heat sensitivity where I get hot easily. Like where I live it can be 60 degrees outside and I will be wearing tank tops and shorts with the doors and windows open lol. At night my OH and I fight over the heater because I’ll be completely comfortable while he’s cold and wanting to turn the heat up. Every pregnancy is different and this is a rare but more common symptom with some pregnancies.

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That’s how I knew I was pregnant hot sweaty stinky under arms for 2 weeks I said something is off lol

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With my last I remember being a constant furnace but right now I feel like I’m always switching between the two, being hot one minute and cold the next.

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With my son I was constantly burning up my whole pregnancy. But this time I'm always cold lol. Which is really unusual for me.

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Yes hot flushes was always a very early pregnancy symptom for me

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With both of my girls I was drenched in sweat all the time, this pregnancy I was a popsicle, not sure what I’m having yet but I had 2 friends with boys and girls and they said with their boys they froze too.

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I wish. I’m always freezing!!

Did anyone feel really hot all the time in early pregnancy? I am 4 (almost 5) weeks.

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