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A member asked:
I nurse my 17month old (alot)which has increased, missed my period by 2 weeks(ive regularly had for the last 5 months) & dizzy,headache,backache, why?
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See doctor: You may be pregnant do the pregnancy test .Usually one is less likely to be pregnant while you are nursing your baby .Feeling dizzy,headache and back ache may sign of any infection like viral illness .Talk to your doctor and get checked
Answered 1/2/2015
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