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Is it normal to have tummy bloeating during pregnancy?
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Probably normal: Abdominal bloating is a common symptom of pregnancy. As your hormones change and your body recruits additional blood vessels to help pump the larger volume of blood that circulates both to your uterus and to all your tissues, extra fluids may accumulate in areas like your legs, abdomen and breasts. See your Dr for painful swelling of any body part, and for increased Blood pressure.
Answered 9/28/2020
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