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I'm 14 weeks pregnant and lost a total of 11 pounds is that normal?
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No : What is the reason for your weight loss? Nausea and vomitting in pregnancy? You should see your doctor for evaluation if you have lost 11 pounds.
Answered 3/25/2022
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