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I'm 37 weeks pregnant 2cm dialated and 50 % effaced feeling tired and sick why?
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You are pregnant: Depends on what you mean by sick. Many women at term are tired and achy this is common. It you have headache, visual problems, swelling in legs and feet or severe abdominal pain, call your md. These are symptoms of preeclapmsia.
Answered 10/10/2012
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