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Robin, the nub to me looks flat and forked, but smaller than you would expect a pink nub to be at 12.5-13 weeks. It looks exactly what I would expect any baby at 11 weeks to look like- flatter than a "boy" nub but shorter than a "girl" nub. It's just a bit too early to reliably guess, I think.
This baby is a huge mover! I had no idea they moved so much at this stage. He has a few breaks during the day, but he's at it all day! and much more right after I eat lol. I'm really enjoying this part, I didn't get much feeling with DD until about 5/6 months. I've felt this little one for 3 weeks now, the ultrasound I got confirmed it XD
Migraine seems to have left, but the nausea and queasy stomach has been around all day in its place *sigh* can't win.
Robin, I can't believe they scared you like that! SO terrible!
Alright, I wanna discuss heart rates for a bit. Who here had boys with a "high" heart rate? My little one was at 165bmp during the ultrasound on Monday. Wondering if there's anything really to that.
Cosmosis- all of my boys were below 140 and my girl has been 150-170 consistently. Usually she is between 150-165. When she is sleeping, it goes down to 137-140. She doesn't like the Doppler, and kicks/punches it causing her heart rate to go up.
I think I'm the exception though. I think plenty of others had boys with high heart rates.
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My last bit had higher heart rate I remember one 158 and another 165 I obsessed wanting him to be a she lol but probs just another old wives tales.Quote:
Originally Posted by cosmosis
According to old wives tales I'm literally half and half so far on the ones I've looked at and tried so surely I can't be having a boy and a girl there's only one lol
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Has anyone had to take diclegis before? My doc prescribed it to me for the nausea and I only took one before I went to bed this morning (night shift nurse) since I didn't know how it would affect me, and I feel so sleepy still! Kinda loopy too... wonder if I am just that tired or if it is related to the medication?? Side note, I don't feel nauseous at all! [emoji23]
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I take half a unisom (similar medicine) every evening. I have a hard time waking up and am a bit groggy, but I am super sick all day the next day if I don't take it. UGH. you should get used to it after a few days taking it I am told.
I take it daily from 5 weeks on until around 14 weeks or until I feel better. It doesn't take my nausea away unfortunitly but yes makes me sleepy.Quote:
Originally Posted by oxox2013
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I took diclegis (diclectin here) for the entirety of my pregnancy with DS1 and most of my first trimesters every other time.
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Any one with girls with low HRs?
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Like below 150
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