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Hiya, i'm 14 weeks pregnant and got no energy, feel breathless and having the odd heart palpitations. what could it be? thankyou
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Pregnancy: It is common to feel fatigued when you are pregnant. The symptoms of breathlessness and "odd heart palpitations" sound a little worrisome, though. I recommend you see your obstetrician right away for evaluation to make sure nothing serious is going on.
Answered 11/9/2014
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