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Hi there, i am +-7 weeks pregnant. i have had diarhhea for over a week, accompanied by nausea, headaches , flatulance and a temperature. is this normal or should i be worried?
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Not normal: This is not normal for pregnancy so go see a OB GYN MD and begin prenatal care.
Answered 5/15/2018
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