Exhausted?

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Hi all!
I’m 17w5d today and I just feel exhausted. It’s only 8pm and I can’t keep my eyes open. 
My job is not in any way that tiring, I’m sitting down all day. 
Anyone else? I know fatigue is common in the first trimester but whoa, still there 😓 😴

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Same...I actually feel more exhausted right now then kn the first trimester 🤦🏼‍♀️😩

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Same here! 18 weeks 1 day and sleep is troubling. I either wake up in the middle of the night to pee and cant go back to sleep, or I wake up and im still tired as if I didnt sleep at all.

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I feel this is normal, but also maybe have your doctor do bloodwork to check for anemia as low iron can cause chronic exhaustion and many woman develop anemia in pregnancy

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Mines SO much worse than the first trimester. 
I left work early today because I was throwing up/exhausted. I thought I’d take a quick nap when I got home..... I woke up like four hours later.
SO SLEEPY.

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I was just about to make a post about the same thing! I’m 16w2d and this exhaustion doesn’t seem to be getting any better like ppl say. I close my eyes for a couple minutes like every 30min at work. I come home and take an hour nap and then am ready for bed at 8-9😴 I’ve been having to drink coffee and diet soda to get though the days lately, I can’t help it it’s either that or sleeping at work!

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I’m 17 weeks 4 days and I’m really tired too. Today I did pretty good because I slept so much yesterday. I have desk job as well and I’m exhausted all the time!

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Yes, OMG. I just ate dinner and I'm ready to call it a day. It's only 7pm here!

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100%! 17+5 and I need several naps during the day 😴

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Me! I'm 17w4d and SO tired by early afternoon. I thought the fatigue would ease up but not in my case either.... 😬

Exhausted?

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