Early labor, feeling sick?

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Anyone's early labor here start off as feeling sick? Period cramps in back and stomach and not feeling well in general, tummy kind of off and achy? Plus some nausea and threw up this morning.

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Following, not sure as I'm FTM and not in labor that I know of

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That's exactly what it was. I threw up a few times, even in the OR. They had to give me something for nausea right after they gave me fentanyl for the pain.

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Your body is working hard to help the baby exit safely, that at the same time, all the hard working muscles are making an effect on your digestive system. According to doc's papers, I'm 37 weeks now. But I know I'm further along than that. When I was 32 weeks along according to their documents, my body was reacting with the new moon that was occurring at the time, and was trying to push my baby girl out. When my body was trying to push her out, I was SICK. Throwing up, diarrhea, dehydration (from the first 2 symptoms wearing me out) that left me completely weak. I've researched early labor signs and have read diarrhea and nausea can be possible signs. Every woman is different so hence why they say possible. I'm going through light phases of those again, along with cramping and sharp pains. And there's supposed to be a new moon this weekend, so no doubt my body is getting ready again. But good luck, mamas ☺️❤️✌🏻️ all the best to you

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I woke up with a headache, nausea, stomach upset. Now i'm dizzy. Just feel like crap. I'm 39 and 2. I see my ob today. I'm FTM so I have no idea what is going on. Just praying nothing is wrong.

Early labor, feeling sick?

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