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Im 35 weeks pregnant and i sleep the entire day and night ?
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Call OB doc!: Please call your OB doctor's office today or go to an Emergency Room. Fatigue can be a sign of several worrying illnesses, including COVID-19.
Answered 8/13/2020
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