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A member asked:
Im 11 weeks pregnant, and my body feels super hot at night and sometimes during the day, why does this happen?"
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High hormones: Pregnant women become very heat intolerant and get hot easily. This is very normal in pregnancy.
Answered 9/5/2014
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