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My wife is 4 weeks pregnant and i am already experiencing couvade syndrome, such as tiredness, increased appetite and sleep insomnia.. is this normal?
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Yes: Your symptoms and the timing are considered within the "normal" for couvade syndrome remember however, you wife gets the attention
Answered 1/10/2016
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