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I am 22 wk pregnant.i still do not have any appetite to eat anything.i forcefully eat for my baby's growth.is it normal?
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Normal: For some women pregnancy causes a total lack of appetite. Keep your healthy calorie and Folic Acid intake up for the baby and discuss the estimated size and growth at your next prenatal check.
Answered 6/25/2014
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