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Low blood pressure, nauseated light headed and physically weak during pregnancy. bp 105/55 and heartbeat of 85. is this symptoms normal or shoud we go to emergency room.
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Obgyn evaluation: The blood pressure and pulse that you listed are normal. Consider scheduling a visit with your Obgyn to discuss your nausea, lightheadedness and feeling weak. They can do an evaluation and determine if any tests are needed
Answered 6/25/2020
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