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I'm 25+ weeks pregnant and i've been becoming more tired than normal should i be concerned ?
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See obstetrician : while increased fatigue is common in pregnancy, other problems such as iron or vitamin deficiencies or anemia can be a factor so you need to have those issues evaluated
Answered 10/14/2014
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