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Should i feel constant hunger if i'm 14 weeks pregnant?
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You may: It is normal to feel hunger, but be careful. Many women use the excuse of "eating for two" and gain tremendous amounts of weight which is hard to lose after pregnancy. You should talk to your obstetrician about diet and vitamins during pregnancy.
Answered 7/21/2012
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