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I'm almost 23 weeks pregnant and feel like i'm getting fatigued more easily and shorter breaths but i'm not doing anything vigorous. is this normal?
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Likely normal: Pregnancy induces a number of physiologic changes and reduction in stamina for activity is common. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 10/24/2015
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