Multiples?

madge32085

Mothers of multiples what were your early indicators that you were pregnant with more then one baby?

madge32085

When I went to the doctor yesterday at supposed 4 weeks she performed an internal exam and seemed perplexed bc I "felt" farther along then the date I gave her would indicate. Just curious what this could indicate if anything.

madge32085

How far off could my dates be? I know I definitely got my period the month before.

madge32085

Yes she scheduled me for a sonogram next week bc I was measuring large. So I guess we shall see.

madge32085

Going for one next week

taahira

It wouldn't have any relevance to multiples. The ultrasound will be the only way to pin point how far along you are, and whether there is more than one baby there.

madge32085

Man you people are rude.

ipumpkin

madge32085 said:

Man you people are rude.

Lol

nightdreamer98

I agree that an ultrasound is the only way to know, but I'll play. For me it was debilitating tiredness which since this is my first pregnancy I thought was the normal level of tiredness and I just assumed I was a wimp but when I found out it made more sense. I also had frequent cramping and lower back pain to the point that my doctor sent me to the er to get checked out and that's when I found out that there were two babies.

Amstreagle

madge32085 said:

Man you people are rude.

Amstreagle

Oh and here's the original post not even 24hrs prior to this one.
https://forums.thebump.com/discussion/12519422/uterus-measuring-large-multiples#latest

taahira

madge32085 said:

Man you people are rude.

Who was rude? I don't see any redness.

schnitz9

madge32085 said:

Man you people are rude.

May I ask who was rude? You asked the same question the day before and got the same answers. It's like a 4 year continuing to ask why.  You can't get upset that people are getting frustrated when you are creating repeat posts. 

Jackie32909

just curious about the debilitating exhaustion and the cramping and back pain how far along were you when this started happening ? 

Jackie32909

nightdreamer98 said:

I agree that an ultrasound is the only way to know, but I'll play. For me it was debilitating tiredness which since this is my first pregnancy I thought was the normal level of tiredness and I just assumed I was a wimp but when I found out it made more sense. I also had frequent cramping and lower back pain to the point that my doctor sent me to the er to get checked out and that's when I found out that there were two babies.

Sorry and only asking because this is my second pregnancy and I feel like with my son I was ready to go and now I can barely get out of bed im so tired also I thought maybe something might have been wrong because I was having some weird cramping I did not experience during my first pregnancy 

Thanks 

 Jackie 

srcr2011

Did OP break the new TOU by calling us rude?? I think I will report her! lol

nightdreamer98

Jackie32909 said:

nightdreamer98 said:

I agree that an ultrasound is the only way to know, but I'll play. For me it was debilitating tiredness which since this is my first pregnancy I thought was the normal level of tiredness and I just assumed I was a wimp but when I found out it made more sense. I also had frequent cramping and lower back pain to the point that my doctor sent me to the er to get checked out and that's when I found out that there were two babies.

Sorry and only asking because this is my second pregnancy and I feel like with my son I was ready to go and now I can barely get out of bed im so tired also I thought maybe something might have been wrong because I was having some weird cramping I did not experience during my first pregnancy 

Thanks 

 Jackie 

It was all in the first ten weeks for me. They missed a baby at my six week scan. The tiredness was to the point that I could lie in bed all day and still be so tired I felt sick. I'm not sure how much cramping is normal but it seemed abnormal for what I was reading and my doctor asked specifically if I was having back pain. Then had me go to the er. I hope that answers your questions.