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I'm 10 weeks and 3days pregnant and i'm so tired is that normal?
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Joys of Pregnancy: Your body is going through massive hormonal changes and putting a great deal of energy into growing a child within. So yes, being very tired through parts of a pregnancy is completely normal.
Answered 2/21/2015
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