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Is it normal for my whole body to ache at only 5 weeks pregnant?
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Yes: The hormones of pregnancy can be brutal on a woman's body. And it's normal to have this all over body ache especially in the first trimester. Typically the symptoms are going to get better as the first trimester progresses. But a lot of women complain of this aching sensation in addition to extreme fatigue in the first trimester you're completely normal.
Answered 3/14/2014
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