I'm hoping I'm not the only one. Before I was pregnant I was quite a hypochondriac, now is a whole other ball game.
If I was to make a list of all the things I've convinced myself I've had during this pregnancy it would take me an hour.
Last prenatal appointment I convinced my self entirely that I had developed pre-eclampsia due to the fact weird things have been going on with my vision. I expected to go into my appointment and get sent straight to the hospital. There was no protein in my urine and my bp was low.
Now I'm worried I have an iron deficiency or GD. I get sleepy after I eat, and my visions being weird (maybe dry eyes?).
The thing is I can't trust my judgement. I don't know when to call or do something about it because I'm always so wrong. For example I thought for sure I had periodontal disease, after going into the dentist I was told my mouth is in better shape than most non pregnant woman and there is absolutely nothing wrong.
I just feel so overwhelmed, I get these symptoms and don't want to ignore them in case something is really wrong. But as soon as I get checked out and cleared for one thing, I'm worrying about another.
Anyone have advice for dealing with this? I've been talking to people close to me about it, and my midwife is always telling me to just relax, but I just can't get a grip.
Re: Hypochondriacs, I need advice.
I can understand being nervous I do have GD and had toximia with previous pregnancy but nothing currently. I do get a bit freaked that the things I have will be the worst outcome.
However, I was worried about my vision because I have r
I'm sorry that this pregnancy is such a mind f.uck for you health wise. Its tough.
Even if you feel crazy or dumb-- always bring your concerns up to your health professionals. Ask them to check your iron levels. You will have a glucos
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