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Is it normal to have hormonal headaches with nausea at 35 weeks pregnant?
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Pregnancy headaches: There are several sources for pregnancy headaches varying from dehydration to high blood pressure. You need to let your OB MD know of this issue before you ascribe it to being a "hormonal" headache.
Answered 4/13/2015
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