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I'm pregnant and slowly losing my erg to eat what should i try to increase my need to eat?
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Monitor : If you are early in pregnancy this is very typical. Stay hydrated. Eat what looks good. Try to get 1200-2000 calories in. Ask for a nausea prescription if needed. By 12-14 weeks appetite usually returns
Answered 6/6/2014
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