How much water in 1st tri?

Re: How much water in 1st tri?

• Sequoyah Shoars member

  January 2009

  ::sings:: goooooogle it

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• water-fairy

  January 2009

  I didn't know there was a specific quantity, I drink (mainly water) whenever I'm thirsty and that's it.

  

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• SouthernBellelovesaYankee

  January 2009

  

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• BlairWaldorf member

  January 2009

  a lot.  a whole lot.  a whole bunch of a lot.
  

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• *bunny*

  January 2009

  8 glasses a day

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• tobeMrs.Wagner

  January 2009

  Atleast 64 oz I believe.  Drink till you can't drink anymore!
  

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• sweetfern

  January 2009

  you should be peeing every 45 minutes...oh wait that happens even if we don't drink anything
  

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• goodtobethelarkster member

  January 2009

  FWIW, I've found it helpful to have a water bottle by me at all times so I can just keep sipping away as the mood takes me.  If at the end of the day I notice that I've only been through one or two bottles I make an effort to drink more the next day...

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• beth thacker

  January 2009

  none what so ever.. and I bet you didn't know that you wasn't supposed to be peeing more than normal either..

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• BlondePrincess

  January 2009

  At least 64 oz/day. But I haven't done that and my baby is just fine.  Just drink as much as you can.

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• annibes member

  January 2009

  You'll be needing an IV, for sure. Just push fluids all day long. If the peeing is a problem, ask for a catheter and foley bag next time you go the doctor- because pregnancy is the most comfortable condition known to woman-kind. Miracles come easy, don't you know?

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• vrich member

  January 2009

  Minimum 8 - 10 (8 oz) cups of hydrating liquids per day. (That's basically 1 ml/calorie for a 2000-2200 calorie diet.)  More if your needs are higher.  That includes anything non-caffeineated and non-carbonated.  If your exercising or having trouble keeping things down...you need more.  For every 1 lb. lost in sweat, replace with 2 cups of liquids.

  -OR- just drink enough for your urine to be pale in color/almost clear.

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• Jill+Dave member

  January 2009

  They recommend around 96 oz a day - 8 12 oz glasses.  I can't drink anywhere near this amount of any liquid ever since m/s set in.

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