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I'm about 1 month and 2 weeks pregnant and i get shortness of breaths is that normal?
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Dyspnea: No. Not in any way would a shortness of breath be normal. Please go see your family doctor soon. This is one of those symptoms we do not just observe.
Answered 7/9/2014
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