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I'm 23 weeks pregnant and i've been feeling more tired each day, is that normal? and i have been taking my vitamins.
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See physician: Anemia thyroid disease diabetes all could be cause for fatigue. Physician evaluation and laboratory indicated.
Answered 8/30/2014
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