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Hi im only 5 weeks pregnant and have been suffering with diarrhea, fatigue, fever with feeling hot and cold. is this normal? thank u for ur time x
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No: This is not normal by any standards and warrants further investigation. Contact your PCP or your obstetrician. Good luck.
Answered 6/4/2014
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