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15 weeks pregnant and have very little to no energy is there anything i can do to help with this?
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Yes: Get a good nights sleep and make sure you are eating a healthy diet instead of just giving into cravings. Some pregnant women also benefit from a short nap each day as well, though there is some debate about that.
Answered 8/26/2014
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