Pregnancy sleeping tips: How to deal with sleep apnea during pregnancy

[urmyheroinx]

8 hours dick face

[RomanticStyle98]

Is any of this infomation accurate?

[Bebba37]

WTF? Benedryl???Safe?? Whatever!!

[TheAquagoddess]

If you lay on your left side, with a pillow under your hip, a pillow in between your knees, and of course under your head, it is soooooo comfy!

[IrenaKim]

Buy a lot of pillows.. -.,-|||

Medications.. 0.0

Is there any other ways to have my lil one slp peacefully so that I could sleep too??..

[plur444]

I couldn't help but notice that the woman's right upper lash eyeliner is thicker than the left eye! It was bugging me the whole time!!

[erubio070707]

Is sleep apnea harmful to the baby ? this video didnt really say but this morning I woke up not breathin at all . I was choking and try to get a breath . Iam 7 weeks pg . I just worried since Ive had 2 loss that I wake up like this and mayybe the baby not getting air as well

[RRpregnancypillow]

In my fourth and fifth pregnancies I designed a double sided pregnancy pillow. It has two pillows so you don't have to move anything when you roll over, it is small enough to take on holidays and can't fall off the bed. Come and have a look and leave a comment.

[candylikeCA]

The warm milk before bedtime does work =)

[TheBukatube]

hormones may also make a pregnant woman feel sleepy ... so try to have a nap if you feel sleepy if you can.

[ariyiasan23]

What if u toss and turn on the bed? Is it possible to land face down on the bed? How do u stay in one position?!

[Nicholeigh88]

what a kook

[speratum]

I have all the pillows in the world, but I just can't sleep at night (nor during the day). I can't find a comfortable position. When I'm sleeping on my side, it hurts and I feel like I'm squeezing those poor babies inside me. (I'm expecting twins. I'm in the 27th week). Sleeplessness is driving me mad! My doctor can't give me any good advice, just tells me that I must hold on. Could somebody please give me some tips?

[waitresschick85]

@speratum Obviously you are not pregnant anymore but for anyone else who is experiencing this: If you are seriously lacking in sleep there are some sleep aids that can be used during pregnancy. Ask your doctor to prescribe something for you if sleeplessness is impacting your daily life.

[thatdamnhachi]

Me and my husband sleep in different beds but I still have sleepless night . Thank goodness for my PSP.

[ChubbyPenguin33]

@Simbcat911sMom you spelled VERY wrong again... And you expect people to think your a Mom?! Yaaa....

[sunmaidliz]

@ChubbyPenguin33 You spelled "you're" wrong

[purplemonkeysocks91]

and of course asking a man how pregnancy effects a woman is the best available answer...not asking a woman who has actually experienced it

[Glitterprincess23]

@badbehaviourTV Because of the medication remark? I would agree I have always had sleeping problems and now that I'm pregnant my doctor told me to stop all medications for it, "especially Unisom."

[stuntquality]

i can't get a good nights sleep. I am so tired all the time and its exhausting when i have to go to work. :(

[alehiguera]

besides taliking milk before sleeping? Whenever I take something with lactose at night I wake up because of the heartburn!

[gertrudewhite]

It's all very well for people to keep saying "use lots of pillows," but in summer and when you're in a queen-size bed with your husband, there's not always room for lots of pillows plus they make you really hot! Rrgh. :^)

[rabia846]

@gertrudewhite u r so right.... yesterday i was using a big pillow and my hubby was at the end of the bed...

[cjtoota1]

@gertrudewhite LOL...my wife got me all pillowed out!! LOL I feel like a little kid with a pillow fort!

[MarksHappyWife]

@gertrudewhite Hubby makes a great body pillow!

[Huntingamericangirl]

@gertrudewhite...I feel you on that one lol and we have two 50 pound dogs that like to hop up with us too

[wafalshiri11]

yeah ur right lol

[Minky2488]

I toss and turn everynight! I know it drives a certain 'someone' crazy! :-(

[nellieou]

My OB is a male and he's great, but asking a guy, doctor or not, about how to sleep better during pregnancy when he isn't even bringing up the hip and lower back pain is a wate of time. He's attributing the uncomfortability you get at night all to your larger body and center of gravity change. He says nothing about cramps, joint pain, not being able to sleep on your back or stomach, and acid reflex. Clueless!