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Old 02-20-2007, 09:35 PM   #11 (permalink)
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What about becoming lactose intolerant after pregnancy? Since having my first child 10 years ago, I can't eat cheese or I'll get really really sick.

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Wow- my friends who are lactose intolerant said that after they got pregnant they COULD eat dairy wuth no problems. Darn!
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Wow- my friends who are lactose intolerant said that after they got pregnant they COULD eat dairy wuth no problems. Darn!
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Really? It's funny how pregnancy can change the body. Eggs also make me nauseaus now too. And I use to eat them almost every morning for breakfast. But maybe it's not related.

I also use to have pretty bad migraines, but they stopped when I became pregnant and I haven't had one since. Have had bad headaches but no migraines.

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