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Is it normal to sweat,feel like fainting and be hot when pregnant?
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No: Pregnant women may occasionally have these symptoms due to the physiologic changes of pregnancy but it is certainly not normal to have these symptoms on an ongoing basis. If you do then you will need to see your Obgyn for an evaluation
Answered 2/24/2018
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