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With 1st preg, my 1st sympt was constipation. will this change from pregnant to preg? is constip always indicative of possible preg? does it always hapn?
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Usual,but not always: Early pregnancy has high Progesterone levels that slow digestion (among other things) so constipation is common. There's no reason it will be exactly the same for each of your pregnancies, but it might. Here's a link: http://www.Babymed.Com/getting-pregnant/very-early-first-pregnancy-symptoms.
Answered 6/30/2014
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