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frequent urination

I didn't really experience frequent urination during my first trimester...but am having it in my second trimester..am 15 weeks 5 days..anyone else with the same issue.could this be normal?
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Same here. Have to pee all the time! I had a UTI with no symptoms in first trimester and now I'm paranoid that constant need to go is a symptom of another UTI. I thought pressure on bladder was supposed to decrease for awhile in 2nd trimester...?
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Lol..and yeah am gonna drink more fluids then..
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Same here im 15 weeks  and 3 days and i didn't  know  i was expecting until  12 weeks no symptoms besides fatigue now im peeing every hr...no sleep just pee...lol
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I've had frequent urination from the middle of my first trimester and it has actually gotten worse. I would ensure you drink lots of fluids because I also just had a UTI which can be a pain in the butt.
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Same here. I'm peeing more at 15 weeks than during my first trimester. I think it's because I'm no longer working so I'm no longer chronically dehydrated.
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Yep! Same here. 14 weeks and can't stop peeing!
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My urinating didn't change in the 1st trimester either, however I did have UTI with no symptoms. So I had to drink more and make sure I peed more. I am peeing more now at 14weeks.
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