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I am 32 weeks pregnant and feeling dizzy. what could it be?
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Get vitals checked: The most common cause of dizziness at that stage of your pregnancy is anemia. Your total body fluid is increased, and do the red cells have to work harder to deliver oxygen. Please see your maternal care provider to check your vitals and rule out more serious causes.
Answered 8/4/2013
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