My other pregnancy sicknesses
Tiredness - I get tired really easy. On a scale of 1 to 10, my energy literally dropped to minus 5. I need to take nap during the day. The only difference with this pregnancy is that I don't nap such long hours. I only need about 1 or 2 half to 1-hr short naps in a day. I remembered when I was expecting Ryan, I literally slept for nearly a total of 18-hrs a day during the 1st trimester. At that time, my sole purpose of waking up was just to have my 3 small meals.
Come to think of it, I wished I nap as much for this pregnancy so I could just sleep thru' the tough times of my 1st trimester.
Eye/Hearing changes - My eyes become more sensitive to light. And I MUST wear sunglasses all the time whenever I'm outdoor, be it rain or shine.
I'll also experience blurred vision if I read for long period. I have good sight and now I joked and told hubby how I felt old like him now as I have to change the font size of everything on the pc and handheld gadgets to large font size so that it's more comfortable for me to read.
I don't know why my hearings are sensitive too. I read my pregnancy books and it wasn't mentioned. But anyway, I simply hate loud noises at this point. TV volumes are set as low as possible and I get annoyed whenever hubby turn up the volume.
Acne - For my face, I felt like I'm looking in the mirror back in my teenage days. Thankfully, just like old times, I get one or two acne each time and not a full face of acne.
Headaches - I noticed having more headaches this pregnancy. Thankfully panadol is safe to take during pregnancy. I'll pop a pandol, instead of two which I usually do. I'm not those hollistic women who refrain from all medicines and makeup throughout their pregnancy and look like drab.








