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Extreme thirst (even after drinking water all day), slight cramps, sore breasts, pale, fatigue, neg preg test, late af, & blue veins through breasts.
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See a doc: Your extreme thirst could be a warning sign of diabetes. See a physician right away for evaluation. If you have any trouble getting outpatient appointment go to ER today.
Answered 4/13/2017
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