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I'm 4 weeks pregnant with baby number 2. i thought i would be exhausted, but i feel like i have a lot of energy. is this normal?
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For now, yes: Unless there are complications in the first trimester, like bleeding or persistent vomiting, being energized is "normal" early in pregnancy.
Answered 1/15/2019
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