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I'm currently feeling dizzy and faint at 14 weeks pregnant. is this normal?
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Common: around 14 weeks your blood pressure can drop a bit when you change positions and cause something called vaso vagal symptoms. Very common! Stay well hydrated and sit or lie down when this happens so you don't pass out
Answered 7/3/2014
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