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Six weeks pregnant and experiencing achy muscles and back and stuffy nose. is this common or is it to early?
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May not be pregnancy: aching muscles, backache and runny nose sound more like a viral illness and are unlikely to be related to an early pregnancy. Drink a lot of fluids, and perhaps heat or topical pain reliever for the sore muscles, and give it a few days. If symptoms persist, or you develop fever or aching becomes severe, see your Ob or PCP.
Answered 5/8/2015
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