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Is getting dizzy spells in early pregnancy normal?
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Can be: Getting dizzy in early pregnancy can be normal. This is because there is more blood pooling in the lower body due to vaso-dilation. Move slowly. Especially getting up from a sitting or laying position. Drink lots of water.
Answered 10/4/2017
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