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I'm 28 weeks pregnant and i feel very weak as if i might collapse anytime and when that happens i ran out of breath.i get less sleep during the night and i do not take naps during the day. should i be worried?
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Share with OB MD: You need to share this concern with your treating OB MD who can give you the best advice based upon your previous prenatal examinations. The possibility of anemia (low blood levels) affects the answer.
Answered 3/25/2022
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