Along with feeling tired while breastfeeing a 9 month old I feel nautious with no chance of pregnancy.  Why?
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I'm not sure why, but try salty water or V8 juice.  Salt does something to help with both of those symptoms.
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I think you are feeling so because of weakness , even I had such symptoms.\nYou need to have good breakfast , with veggies etc and less oil food. Then dont forget to have your lunch and dinner , add milk in your diet .\nAs your haemoglobin level increases , you wont feel gidiness.\ntry having cod liver oil with milk , that will help you gain good concentration and you will no more feel gidiness.
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It could be Mononeucleousis = Glandular Fever\nIt could be Depression\nIt could be Chronic Fatigue Syndrome\nIt could be due to early pregrancy\n\nEither way it doesn't simply sound like you're feeling just a bit tired, it seems your energy levels and completely rock bottom even if you sleep well (oh boy afraid to say can I relate to this)...\n\n...the reasons could be several.  If due to your new medication; maybe it's a permanent side effect of them but as you are quite new to them then maybe it's just the adjusting time?  Hopefully it's that because if it is it will soon balance itself out.  Most medications make us feel tired first (antibiotics for example; when I have to take them I feel worse in first few days and completely exhausted but that's always the case, body just needs to adjust).\n\nEither way - DO talk to your Doctor about it and seek advice; help and support - as it's not easy being exhausted all of the time, it affects your quality of life in general.\n\nGood luck\n\n:-)\n\nHannah
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It sounds like the flu, but I would not take any chances and call your Dr. since you are pregnant so you don't hurt your unborn child
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Breast secretion or your pituitary hormones should be tested to see what is going on.  Have you ever been pregnant or breastfed a baby before?  THAT is a KEY question, even if on an IUD right now. If so, some women can retain-continue to produce milk in breasts for a long time after weaning, but one year after weaning is average-OK, esp if you have lots of nipple stimulation with sex and or have lots of orgasms.  Longer than a year could be considered abnormal, and hormone tests would then be given by a doctor to see if there is a pituitary imbalance of some kind. Oxytocin hormone from posterior pituitary is the hormone of nursing-letdown and orgasm and will keep the milk letdown continuing even after weaning.  \n\nWomen who have breastfed before and ARE nursing do have spurts of OXYTOCIN and release of milk easier than other women and can letdown (leak milk) when thinking about or hearing or seeing babies, esp their own!!!!\n\nHOWEVER......Women who have never been pregnant or nursed a baby CAN make milk and can nurse an adopted baby, but it is REAL hard, definitely is a HORMONAL WONDER and takes a long time and MUCH dedication to get the breasts to develop this way, but it can be done, esp with the use of a LACTAID device the woman wears while she feeds formula to a baby.  Maybe you would make a great "wet nurse!" Find a lactation consultant in your area to help you?  Call local hospital L&D dept and ask for the list of lactation consultants available.\n\nLots of places are looking for disease free breast milk for babies who need it. If any of this sounds of interest, contact me.  I am also a lactation consultant, nursed my kids total of 5+ years and still had milk in my breasts 7 years after weaning without any pituitary abnormality. Odd, yes!\n\nBreast discharge is also a warning sign of breast cancer.  If not that, there are some women who have serious psychosomatic causes of breast leakage that have NOT been linked to hormonal abnormalities or pituitary tumors.  Quite a complex topic, but needs testing.  Best wishes!
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Well, it all starts when you're pregnant.. your hormone levels shoot up and stay up. Then when you have the baby, they drop really fast, so your body is basically in shock mode. Your level of estrogen drops, which is what regulates that. If you are breastfeeding, it can take longer for those hormones to get back to where they need to be because of prolactin, which you produce when you are breastfeeding. It counter-acts the estrogen and can make you produce less lubrication then normal. I always tell patients to use a lubricant if it is uncomfortable. There is nothing that can be done until your hormones stabilize. If you aren't breastfeeding and are still having problems, I would talk to your doctor.
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After having a baby, many women have mood swings. One minute they feel happy, the next minute they start to cry. They may feel a little depressed, have a hard time concentrating, lose their appetite or find that they can't sleep well even when the baby is asleep. These symptoms usually start about 3 to 4 days after delivery and may last several days. \n\nIf you're a new mother and have any of these symptoms, you have what are called the "baby blues." "The blues" are considered a normal part of early motherhood and usually go away within 10 days after delivery. However, some women have worse symptoms or symptoms last longer. This is called "postpartum depression."\n\nPostpartum depression is an illness, like diabetes or heart disease. It can be treated with therapy, support networks and medicines such as antidepressants. Here are some symptoms of postpartum depression:\n\nLoss of interest or pleasure in life \nLoss of appetite \nLess energy and motivation to do things \nA hard time falling asleep or staying asleep \nSleeping more than usual \nIncreased crying or tearfulness \nFeeling worthless, hopeless or overly guilty \nFeeling restless, irritable or anxious \nUnexplained weight loss or gain \nFeeling like life isn't worth living \nHaving thoughts about hurting yourself \nWorrying about hurting your baby \nAlthough many women get depressed right after childbirth, some women don't feel "down" until several weeks or months later. Depression that occurs within 6 months of childbirth may be postpartum depression.
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That happens at times when you become pregnant. It could be preparing you for breastfeeding. Just ask your doctor and he will know exactly why.
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Of course there are other things besides this, but make sure you get enough sleep at night (divide up the chores if possible, or simplify your schedule so you have more time), take time for yourself to relax (because you are busy, I would recommend scheduling "Me Time" into your packed days), and walk to more places if possible. I'm sure with 2 little ones you certainly are active enough, but walking with good posture should make you feel good (compared to bending over kids and stooping over to pick up the house). Put simply, you shouldn't feel like you have to "keep going" - you are allowed to "stop." Don't let yourself get stretched too thin! As women we tend to want to be everything for everybody, so we forget about ourselves. Nurture your family, but nurture your own health, too! Good luck!
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Hi - I felt like this when I had gastric flu, ended up so dehydrated I had to go to hospital, think you need to see a doc. If there are no docs open, try a Pharmacy or even A&E. Hope you feel better soon xx
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are you pregnate or breastfeading? those things sure do. those things aren't bad, depending on the circumstances. i would take a pregnancy test.
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Cute baby...how in the world can you take care of her when you feel like crap? GO TO THE DOCTOR! I suspect you are too tired and not eating right...being a super Mom sucks and it is not possible anyway...GO!
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Hormones! most symptoms should clear upi by the end of the first tri-mester. Keep some soda crackers(saltines) next to your bedside. before you even get up to stand, have a few crackers. When you do make it out of bed and you still feel a bit queasy, drink something really cold. If all else fails..give in and have a good heave. remember to stay properlly hydrated and eat a balanced meal. exercise lightly. Best wishes and congrats?
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you are not lactating... wat kind of a stupid answer is that? back to you, i donno about you but  like a week or 2 b4 my period my breast gets tender.. but when ur pregnant this also happens so it could be that,  but if not ,then u have nothing to worry about its maybe just you period.. take a pregnancy test then..
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Are you sure your not pregnant?\n\nHave you been depressed or worried about anything even if its as far as world peace?\n\nCould it be that your just bored and maybe need to get a hobby or join an exercise club?\n\nSince you already sound as if you've accepted the fact that "something is wrong" with you then you must be worried and thats whats wrong!\n\nIt's good that your going to the doctor.  Try not to think about it very much until you there.  Perhaps he can run some tests and give you some more information.\n\nPerhaps your going through menopause?  It runs early in some famlies.\n\nPerhaps your taking some sort of medication already that is having a long term bad affect on you.\n\nMaybe you just need to STOP EATING SO MUCH and give yourself a cut off of 9 p.m. every day and if you haven't eaten by that time then you don't eat til the next morning?\n\nWhatever it is that your going to do g'head and do that because I feel that your going to be alright.  Hope that helps.\n\n.........think about it...................
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If you haven't been having irregular periods and if you are a healthy lady, I don't see a problem. Maybe it is the guy. Don't be worried. Check in with a doctor. I have seen some patients come in and are put on birth control for a couple months to help them have babies. Therefore, the doctor may diagnosis your symptoms. However, I hope there is a real psychic out here who would be able to help you.  But they would really have to say more about you to know that they are real. Hang in there. Even at 35 babies are still healthy and possible. Take care and try not to stress over it to much your time will come when god chooses the right child for you. I hope my comment help in some way.
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could be a number of things go get checked out by your family doctor..if you've had unprotected sex could be your pregnant or something as simple as an ear infection which is accompanied by nausea and dizzines.