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6 weeks pregnant... missed one day of prenatal pills. i'm so tired and have no energy... not taking the prenatal the reason to feel this way ?
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Unlikely to be pbm: The prenatal vitamins are a way to assure that your body is not depleted of minerals and vitamins needed to build a healthy baby, causing you to suffer long term health consequences. A single day missed has little if any effect on your overall health or babies. Most feel depleted at this point because your body is running a marathon of change.It needs more rest and a balanced diet.
Answered 11/28/2017
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