too much sleep

Does anyone else sleep constantly? I'm 22 weeks and I sleep so much my 4 year old who wants to play just tucks a blanket over me instead of asking to play.... I'm sick of it! and my doctor won't give me any answers.... Any ideas?

Count me in as being exhausted.I could seriously nap 2 or 3 times a day.

I started to get that way and turns out I'm anemic. Once I got put on supplements I've been doing a LOT better.

I'm the same way. But I'm only 15 weeks. Although, I'm so tired during the day I sleep and then I'm up almost all night and my sleep schedule is screwed up which isn't good for my eating habbits.

I could sleep 24 hours a day and it ain't right

Oh yeah, I'm anemic too...haven't been taking my iron because it contipates me  

I was tired through most of my pregnancy. I never got that burst of energy they talk about.

I was like that. I asked my dr about it and she said get all the sleep you can now.. there's no such thing as too much sleep for a pregnant woman!

my doctor told me to get less... But when you can't see straight what else do you do? and they won't explain the cramping i'm having too... they just won't believe me when I say my gut says it isn't right... This is my second and I know to trust the feeling but they won't listen to me

Yea I'm tired ALL the time but I was checked for anemia and I'm not they actually said that the iron in my blood was suprisingly good

I was very tired like that in my 1st trimester and i think I was a little depressed cause once I got out of a shitty situation I was in I was fine a slept normal hours (By normal hours in mean like 10 hours a day) but I dont sleep constantly like I used to.

I usually take naps during the day on the weekends but I'm pretty much sol with sleeping at night. I can never seem to get a full nights sleep.

Full night sleeps are not realistic in pregnacy... lol. I believe its our body getting ready or used to getting no sleep

I honestly wish I knew what a lack of sleep felt like right now. I'm not even tired anymore I just sleep.