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Frequent Urination

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Posted : Monday January 01, 1900

A common discomfort of pregnancy

Discomfort

When

What you can do to help

Frequent Urination

Begins early and gets better mid-pregnancy. It then increases towards the end of the pregnancy as the baby drops.

Be sure to know where the bathrooms are when you are out and about.
Don't cut back on fluids
Expect to make many trips to the bathroom both day and night.
Avoid drinking lots of fluids before bedtime.

Important Note:

Make sure that you stay hydrated throughout your pregnancy. Do cut back on the amount of fluids that you intake to lessen the amount of times that you need to urinate. Your urine should be clear. If it is dark yellow you need to drink more water. Drink water, drink water, drink water!!!

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