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I am 8weeks pregnant with severe nausea and fatigue. some days i cant even get out of bed. my question is how tired is too tired and when does the nausea become a concern. i did not feel like this in my first pregnancy. ?
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In general,: nausea gets better around 12 or 13 weeks of the pregnancy. If unable to keep fluid down, you need to see your doctor, for possible IV fluid therapy, as well as medications for nausea.
Answered 2/10/2020
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