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Is excessive thirst a sign of pregnancy?
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No: Excessive thirst is not a classic early symptom of pregnancy. Food cravings or aversions or frequent urination could be, among other symptoms. But only a pregnancy test can confirm a pregnancy
Answered 1/15/2015
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Maybe. Not: Not necessarily. Nausea is a more common early symptom.
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No: Excessive thirst can be a sign of diabetes but not pregnancy. Pregnancy can sometimes cause food craving .
Answered 11/28/2017
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