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Morning, i'm currently 15 weeks pregnant and sometimes get dizzy and feel i don't have energy for hours this has happened twice already what could be wrong?
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It’s very common : 15 weeks pregnancy baby is growing and has greater demands . Also may press on your aorta when laying on your back and it can make you lightheaded. Make sure to stay hydrated . Get enough rest . OK to nap . Maintain good healthy nutrition, exercise as tolerated ( walking) . See your prenatal visits on regular basis to check urine , blood pressure . Relative anemia can make you tired too.
Answered 12/21/2020
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