is it normal 2 be moody at 18wks preg? my moods r up and down,?

Question

i dont want 2 talk 2 my partner sometimes,then soon after im fine.

Answer 1

Yes totally normal- I wanted to kill people was totally intolerant of stupidity. Sometimes my husbands breathing annoyed me! It did unfortunately last all the way through the pregnancy but it did stop once the baby was born, and I did not have any other pregnancy symptoms at all. No post natal depression afterwards either in case you are worried about that.

Answer 2

It's so normal it's scary!! I would have mood swings that would send my hubby into the depths of wonder. I was horrible! My second pregnancy was worse then my first for some reason. Maybe it's because I was already sleep deprived. I don't know. All I know is I would be watching a sit com and a commercial would come on about some silly thing and I would be in tears, then he would say something to see if I was alright and I would be soo mad at him!! I finally just told him that it wasn't worth asking me if I was ok when I was like that, I wasn't thinking clearly.

Don't sweat it, just warn him when you are in a good mood that your moods will change like the wind and there is nothing you can do about it. Don't hold your emotions in, or it could get worse too. Just let it flow. Have a great rest of pregnancy!!

Answer 3

Yes it's very normal. It is normal to have these mood swings after the birth as well. Just warn your partner that he will have a rough ride for a while, better still, ask your midwife to have a word with him, he'll probably believe her more readily!!!

Good luck and i hope all goes well!!!

Answer 4

Welcome to pregnancy.... I can be laughing one minute and then the Cancer adverts come on and I'm in floods of tears....

A trip to the shops can end up with me steaming with rage for no apparant reason other than the fact that the shops are not exclusively for me!!!

Mood swings in pregnancy are perfectly normal, try some breathing exercises to calm you down when you find you are getting stressed... if you fancy a good cry or a good laugh, then don't deny yourself... go ahead!

Enjoy the rest of your pregnancy!

Answer 5

very, very normal. Try to keep the moods to yourself though or it can cause a huge problem with your partner. During your pregnancy, you will be crying one minute and fine the next. You can feel like you're a bit crazy. Keep your diet as good as possible, keep taking your prenatal vitamins and go on walks.

Answer 6

That's completely normal. Just keep an eye on things and make sure you get the support you need when you need it. Serious moodiness/lack of support could lead to post natal illness.

Answer 7

Yes, it's normal to be moody during any stage of pregnancy--oh, wait until the later months--you won't be named the nicest female on the planet--but most people understand.

Answer 8

Oh my gosh. There are so many things that will change your body while you are pregnant that you have never guessed. Mood swings are just the tip of the iceberg. Your teeth can get weak, your vision could worsen, you can get stretchmarks. There are just soooo many joys to being pregnant.

Answer 9

It is very normal. Think about everything your body is going through and the hormones that are raging through your body. Try to express your feelings kindly so people around you understand.

Answer 10

Normal.....Remember, every woman is different with hormones, some higher than others so dont listen to anyone that tells you, "they were never like that" horse crap!!! Every pregnant woman is either frustrated, bit@^y, or sensitive... Your fine