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I'm 4 weeks pregnant with my 3rd baby is it normal to look 6 mouths pregnant already? ?
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No: You should not "show" at 4 weeks of pregnancy. Typically women start to show at from 14 weeks to twenty weeks of pregnancy.
Answered 3/4/2014
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