Flu feeling in early pregnancy? {posted earlier but no help}?

Question

Is there anyone when they were pregnant felt like they had the stomach flu and all the symptoms with it but found out it was really from the pregnancy? Cuz I feel like I have the stomach flu {I could I mean I am not ruling that it's not the flu} but I am sick and I am late with Af, I tested but it was inconclusive so I am going to test tomorrow. Can they get diahrea along with it? Well I actually think the diahrea came from a cheeseburger I ate earlier. I couldn't even hardly get it down but I had to eat something. {I also have the symptoms of pregnancy along with feeling of stomach flu!} Thank you! p.s. I am going to call the docs about this flu feeling also, so I already got that covered, but it's only Sat. so I have to wait! I also been really nauseated for the past 3 or so days and extremely exhausted.

oops sorry, AF means period!

Answer 1

I felt sick the whole time i was pregnant with my first one. A lot of the time i never actually got sick i just felt like it. It might be a good idea to go to your local health dept. or your doc to find out if you are pregnant. Something natural that helps that nauseous feeling is ginger root. You can go to pretty much any store and find it. (Kroger , Walmart , GNC , etc.)

Hope that helps!

Answer 2

Heehee. That is so cute. To be honest, my twin had severe vomiting during the first four months of her pregnancy. She threw up everything including water. The first week or so she figured it was a stomach virus but it didn't let up and she was managing to gain weight. After a doctor's visit, she learned that her severe vomiting was a medical condition associated with pregnancy. She was put on medication and a special diet until the condition subsided. She was so happy get some relief that when the vomiting ceased she ate everything in sight. And I mean EVERYTHING!!!!!
But, to answer your question, yes pregnancy can cause severe vomiting that mimics the flu.
As for the diarrea, be careful what you eat especially while ill. Fried, greasy foods can cause vomiting and make diarrea worse.
Take another pregnancy test ASAP to make sure you're not pregnant. Because if you are you'll need to get a handle on that condition. Ultimately the baby will take the nourishment it needs directly from your body. So you need to nourish yourself to keep the both of you healthy. Good luck. Hope that helps a little

Answer 3

oh man-I had what I thought was the flu about 2 days after conceiving. (not morning sickness) I think I was in bed and sleeping for an entire week.
I also had all my normal pms symptoms. also extreme tiredness & awful lower back ache
When I tested, I was 5 days late--and this was last April, so Im sure I didnt have the flu then, lol
but just so you know--some common pregnancy symptoms dont show up until your 2nd trimester--insane hunger, peeing frequently...
& morning sickness doesnt start until you are about 3-4 weeks along

Answer 4

I had the exact same symptoms when I was pregnant with my first child. Even the diahrrea. It could be the flu. It could also be a hysterical pregnancy(wanting to be pregnant so bad that you experience false symptoms). Just wait patiently for the tests.

Answer 5

My g/f felt like she had the flu up to 10-11 weeks. I asked a question about that and everyone said it was normal.

Answer 6

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