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Is it normal to feel nauseated, fatigued and have sore breast during a period? could i be pregnant? also my stomach makes noise normal?
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If a female is: having her period then she is not pregnancy at that time. Nausea, fatigue and sore breasts are not uncommon in the premenstrual time frame or during the menstrual period. Abdominal sounds may be related to movement of gases and liquids in the GI tract.
Answered 3/22/2020
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