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What's the second week symptoms of knowing i'm pregnant?
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Pregnancy symptoms: I am assuming you are 2 weeks after your missed menstrual cycle which would be 6 weeks pregnancy. One of the earliest signs of pregnancy is a missed menstrual cycle. By convention, once you miss your cycle you are approx. 4 weeks pregnant. Other symptoms include breast tenderness, fatigue, low energy, sleepiness, nausea, aversion to food and odors.
Answered 3/26/2013
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