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I'm in my 5th week of pregnancy and am wondering why symptoms come & go from one day to the next? advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Pregnancy changes: During the early part of pregnancy, there are multiple changes happening in the body; therefore, a variety of symptoms can come and go. This coincides with the growth of the fetus. Do not worry; cruise your pregnancy with a smile.
Answered 4/11/2016
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