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Been feeling dizzy almost 38 weeks pregnant is this something to worry about? i havnt had any blood pressure issues the whole pregnancy
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Hydrate: Dizziness can lead to a lot of things. Make sure you keep well hydrated. Make sure you tell your dr of any changes. This could be due to a drop on your sugars. Orthostatic changes. Be aware of signs like blurred vision abdominal pain excessive swelling, headaches elevated blood pressures this could be signs of preeclampsia.
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