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Hi i am 23 weeks and 3 days pregnant. i am extremely tired, is this normal?
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Fatigue: Tiredness is often a normal symptom of pregnancy. Insure you have a good diet and are taking your pre natal vitamins. See your doctor and be checked. Your doctor may want to check your blood count, iron level and your thyroid function.
Answered 8/30/2014
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