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It's my first trimester of pregnancy & i feel too much hotness in my stomach & sometimes in belly also, the heat level is too much that i can't handle sometimes, is it dangerous & what is the treatment?
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The heat you feel is from the increased blood flow to the uterus and your developing pregnancy which is essential. It is not dangerous.
Answered 3/21/2022
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