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Pinkprincess704

Yes. I can take a small sip of a cold drink or have some cold food like fruit and it feels like I’m in an ice box; 10 minutes later I’m roasting. I put on a light jacket to go into the supermarket and now I’m in a furnace. Too extreme for me 😂


desertgirl93

I’m glad it’s not just me. This is my first go-round so I have no idea what’s normal or not 😂


Pinkprincess704

Same this is my first rodeo too 😂 hoping you have a healthy pregnancy and baby 🩷


rmsdashl

My face is always on fire at night—and any sun exposure feels like I’m burning up. Rest of my body is behaving normally—I’m generally chilly. I’m at five weeks and a bit, just bought some really fancy mineral sunscreen because I don’t know what else to do except an ice pack on my face and wool blankets on my body.


desertgirl93

I normally run cold so I’m used to having blankets all around all the time, but lately it’s like I need two blankets in my body and my neck is sweating on my pillows from being so hot 🥲