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I'm always hot and sweaty, i'm gaining weight and i fall asleep at 2am and then back up at 8am. what could be wrong?
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Pregnancy: You may experience many symptoms during pregnancy. Hormonal changes may cause you to have the symptoms you described. Make sure you keep up with your prenatal visits. Your OB can run routine blood tests to determine if your there is a problem.
Answered 3/19/2015
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