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I am one month pregnant and i feel pukish all the time and fatigue and my body feeling very much heavier?
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Welcome to pregnancy. This sounds normal but best to speak with your Dr or local health person who is knowledgeable about pregnancy in your part of the World. It almost always gets better. Good to ask.
Answered 4/17/2021
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