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15 weeks pregnant is there such thing of to much sleep?
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Sleep in pregnancy: Unless you are suffering from depression or have a rare condition like narcolepsy, extra sleep of 8-10 hours in early pregnancy is fine. Your body is undergoing several changes which can cause fatigue in some patients. Make sure you are taking prenatal vitamins with 1 gm of folic acid and are not anemic. Best wishes.
Answered 1/25/2015
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