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39 weeks pregnant feeling nauseous, very off and finding it hard to eat, is it normal?
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Pregnancy: Although appetite can be slightly depressed towards end of pregnancy but "feeling off" might indicate a GI infection. Please see your physician if it still bothering you.
Answered 9/2/2017
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