good grief.

mrsstocking

 I seriously feel like I've been hit by a mack truck.  I am SO friggin tired I can't stand it.  I just laid down to nap about 2:30 so two hours ago...when I woke up I felt/ still feel like something ran me over.  I don't want to keep sleeping b/c then I won't sleep tonight and have to work tomorrow.  Jeez.  I'm not even four week yet, I really hope this doesn't last long, I'll die at work.  Tell me how to fix it.

Link41208

When I first found out I could sleep all day and all night, mine has gotten a little better. But when the tiredness slowed down the nausea kicked in!

TobeMiller

I was like that early on, but now I can pretty much run around during the day and only get fatigue in the afternoon and I  don't have that feeling where I have to take a nap or I am going to die.

Hopefully yours will go away too.

calex33

I've been the opposite - I actually felt great early on and have only recently been nailed with exhaustion. ?Hopefully it will get better for you!

sare_bear

Sleep during the day.  You should still be able to sleep at night!  In fact, sleep whenever you want because when the baby comes you're going to miss it

meg1974

I don't think there is anything you can do about it. If you feel really bad, you can take acetometophin, but I'm trying to just stick it out. When my fatigue and body aches went away, the nausea started, and quite frankly I'd rather have the fatigue!

 

QuigleyCat1

Hey Stock!  I've been exhausted since week 4. Luckily no ms though.   But I often feel queasy then I get a snack and my stomach is perfectly back to normal.  But feeling tired all the time has been very frequent for me!  Hopefully it won't last too much longer.

Cass&Derek

I too was very tired from about wk 4 until just this past week. I'm still fairly tired by early evening, but nothing like before. I swear it felt like I had the flu for about 3 weeks, fatigued, achy, nauseaus, headache. I usually can't sleep at night either if I nap during the day, but for those few weeks I could sleep nearly 12 hours a night and take 2-4 hour naps during the day!