Sorry to hear you have had a rough night Teddy!
With the normal Lucozade I think she got a bit confused, it really helps with sickness not dizziness. I know because my friend had it all the way through her pregnancy. If your blood pressure is low that could easily be why you are dizzy as I suffer from this as well but if you are concerned I would just make an appointment with your GP to get a blood test rather than go through the midwife.
With the matb1 she is being generous as no midwife gives them out until 20+ weeks, the used to give them at the 20 week scan. They have changed all the appointment schedules now so the 24 week appointment has been cancelled unless you are high risk as they have brought in the personalised growth charts.
Do you have a drop in centre near you? If you ever have any concerns they are usually really helpful to drop by and just reassure you. If not there are usually midwife led birthing units you can call if you are really concerned. If not then just book an appointment with your GP and see what they think. My friend had a rubbish midwife and every issue she had she just went straight to her GP who was amazing.
Hopefully your midwife starts to show more willing and helpfulness with you, with it being your first as well I know how scary it can be.
Have a fabulous scan and hope you feel better
X
With the normal Lucozade I think she got a bit confused, it really helps with sickness not dizziness. I know because my friend had it all the way through her pregnancy. If your blood pressure is low that could easily be why you are dizzy as I suffer from this as well but if you are concerned I would just make an appointment with your GP to get a blood test rather than go through the midwife.
With the matb1 she is being generous as no midwife gives them out until 20+ weeks, the used to give them at the 20 week scan. They have changed all the appointment schedules now so the 24 week appointment has been cancelled unless you are high risk as they have brought in the personalised growth charts.
Do you have a drop in centre near you? If you ever have any concerns they are usually really helpful to drop by and just reassure you. If not there are usually midwife led birthing units you can call if you are really concerned. If not then just book an appointment with your GP and see what they think. My friend had a rubbish midwife and every issue she had she just went straight to her GP who was amazing.
Hopefully your midwife starts to show more willing and helpfulness with you, with it being your first as well I know how scary it can be.
Have a fabulous scan and hope you feel better
X
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his Daddy doesn't get a look in lol :hehe: xx
Usually OH does 3 big tours abroad lasting 2-3 weeks each a year plus a hand full of 2-4 night England stays and then loads of 1 nights stop away all thru the year but this year has been much quieter, Russia rang up not far enough in advance so the tour didn't happen as wasn't enough time to plan it all. It's always hard when he goes away but since he has not had a big tour since August last year I have gotten too used to having him home more so this one feels harder. He only left a few hours ago and I feel down already. He is back Thursday night. Dreading his 3 weeks China/ South Korea tour in October.
