Odd Symptom

As luck would have it, the last few months have been full of bad pregnancy symptoms and aweful cold symptoms. I’m feeling somewhat better now, but I have fully experienced morning sickness (morning, noon and night!), constant nausea, coughing, congestion, extreme exhaustion etc.etc.

Currently I am experiencing a completely unexpected symptom. I assume it is pregnancy related, but I can’t be sure. Looking in the mirror a few days ago I noticed something different…the bottom inch of my hair seemed to be turning blond!

I called Peter into the room and he confirmed my suspicions. Very weird. Here’s a picture that just barely shows the change. In real life it looks really blond!

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7 thoughts on “Odd Symptom

  1. Angela

    The hormonal changes that accompany pregnancy are supposed to make your hair gorgeous — maybe it’s just emerging blond highlights… all in one place… at the tips of your hair!

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  2. Terri F

    My normally frizzy, thick, out-of-control hair turned limp and straight, but came back after the delivery. Hormones are powerful things!

    I would mention the change to your doctor, and keep taking your vitamins – haircolor can be influenced by nutrition in the general population.

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  3. christine

    my hair has not been the same since having kids, and that isn’t just the grey that “the boy” gives me. It is thinner, limper, and … older.

    Part of the natural process for sure, but I so miss my 25 year old hair. 39 is bummer hair.

    Make sure you get good dental care while pregnant. Hormones/pregnancy are killer on your gums and teeth!

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  4. rebecca

    Christine: I am pretty careful when it comes to my teeth! I try to floss every day… but brushing my teeth has been sparking bouts of morning sickness. yuck.

    But I did have my 6mo cleaning at the dentist last week and despite the slowdown in flossing and the once a day brushing the chompers are still in fine form 🙂

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