I'm always pretty surprised how much comes out too! I haven't counted how many times, but it is a lot!!! I've already refilled my water bottle twice today.
I haven't gotten up in the middle of the night to pee for quite a few weeks now, it's so nice!
But I think it's because I've been so freaking tired I just sleep like a rock now. I actually think I've been sleeping better since I got pregnant - well, at least until the belly really shows up. Then I'm sure it's all going to change.
I've been peeing at least 2-3 times/night! I hate hearing from others, "Oh, it's just preparing you for when the baby comes." F that. H is doing all the middle of the night feedings (FTR - his idea, not mine)
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I get up at least every 1-2 hours. Over the past week, LO must have moved to sit right on top of my bladder bc I feel like I have to go all the time now and its never usually anything monumental. I drink at least 80oz of fluids a day, so I'm sure it doesnt help.
I'm still waking up like every 3 hrs to pee. The other night, I slept from 11 to 5 w/o getting up, though. That's the longest stretch I've had since getting pregnant.
Last night I got up at 4 to pee & couldn't go back to sleep for like 2 hrs. It sucked.
I get up at least 5-6 times a night ... and everytime I pee, I drink another sip or two of water because I feel really thirsty. I don't know why I'm sabotaging myself at night. hehe
I pee every 20 minutes not kidding! It's like clockwork. I did learn something important this morning.....any conference call lasting longer than 30 minutes is complete TORTURE for a pregnant lady. As soon as I hung up the phone, I literally ran to the bathroom! Fun times!!!!!!!
I've been waking up once during the night to pee, but last night I actually made it until 7 am! I was so psyched. I'm guessing it's not going to be a recurring thing, though.
I pee a lot... then It was starting to get insane, I'd have to go again before I even pulled up my pants from going!!!! To make a long story short I told this to a midwife at my ob/gyn who was doing my monthly. I NEVER had a UTI before but mentioned how I thought maybe I had one because this did not happen with my other 2 kids. She insisted it was my growing ute pressing against my bladder, 2 days later I am in agony at 3 am. next day I get bloodwork done and sure enough UTI. Thank you lady for taking my effin complaints seriously!! As if I don't pee enough already!!!!
I guess I'm not as bad off as some. I got up to go 2x last night (usually I wake once around 3, then go again immediately at 6 when my alarm goes off). I got at least every 2 hours during the day. Probably more often at work, but that's also a boredom "let's get up and go for a walk" thing.
My pee situation is 'wonderful'. We bought a beautiful old home with a loft bedroom. The only washroom is on the main floor. I'm THIS close from bring a pee pot upstairs!
Well the middle of the night isn't so bad but I did experience what I think some call a snizzle? I sneezed and my eyes widened in horror as I realized maybe I shouldn't try to hold it for that long anymore. All I can say is thank goodness for pantyliners.
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Ugh! That would be so annoying.
I haven't gotten up in the middle of the night to pee for quite a few weeks now, it's so nice!
But I think it's because I've been so freaking tired I just sleep like a rock now. I actually think I've been sleeping better since I got pregnant - well, at least until the belly really shows up. Then I'm sure it's all going to change.
I'm still waking up like every 3 hrs to pee. The other night, I slept from 11 to 5 w/o getting up, though. That's the longest stretch I've had since getting pregnant.
Last night I got up at 4 to pee & couldn't go back to sleep for like 2 hrs. It sucked.
Well the middle of the night isn't so bad but I did experience what I think some call a snizzle? I sneezed and my eyes widened in horror as I realized maybe I shouldn't try to hold it for that long anymore. All I can say is thank goodness for pantyliners.