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no sleep

Im about 8weeks pregnant with my first child. My doctors appointment isnt until next Thursday when im half way thru my 9th week. Im sleeping horribly cant get comfy enough laying down and wake up several times thru out the night on top of waking up early. Any recommendations on what might work? Ill try anything
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Lavender on my pillow and bottom of my feet really helps me to relax and sleep better!! essential oils found in health food stores! I still wake up 3 times a night to pee but if I don't use it I'm up all night!!! Hope it helps!!
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Thanks ladies. Trying the pillow thing which helps a little but i am so restless when i try to fall back asleep.It takes forever. Hopefully it passes soon and i can get some rest at least for a little while
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And yes a pillow in between the legs does help massivly!
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Sounds like me when I was about 3months I suffered with insomnia really bad it got better over time now im 6months I get to sleep but wake upto 5 times a night for the toilet or with indigestion!  I wish I could tell u a remedy nothing worked for me except time just try having a warm bath early night no distractions good luck xxx
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First trimester I slept great I was so tired in first trimester.

Now sleeping can be tough and I'm only 6mths but I've a huge bump.  
I wedge a pillow between my legs n use pillows to make myself comfy.
Also go to bed before your tired
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