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Do pregnant symptoms fluctuate in early weeks? was tired yesterday, had sore breasts.. today nothing. is it anything to worry about? impending miscrge?
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Pregnancy: This is not uncommon for symptoms to fluctuate day to day. Has nothing to do with a miscarriage.
Answered 3/30/2016
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