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Currently 7 weeks pregnant and this morning i felt very nauseas, faint and my hands were shaky. even after eating breakfast i remained shaky. im concerned about this shaky ness and feeling faint like. if anyone could please tell me what could be wron?
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Monitor : The first trimester is often a time of various discomforts. Some can easily be explained and some can not. If the feelings of shakiness and fainting continue you will need to see your doctor for detailed history and physical. If this was a one time thing that resolved then most likely no testing or work up will be needed .
Answered 7/7/2019
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