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34 weeks pregnant finding it hard to breathe especially at night stuffy nose diahoria and feeling very warm but i have no tempature will i be ok ?
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Probably OK: As the uterus enlarges it starts pushing against the bottom of your lungs. If you sleep on your back it compresses the blood vessels and intestines as well. Try sleeping on your side or with the head of the bed elevated.
Answered 11/20/2013
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