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22 weeks pregnant, drop in blood pressure, dizzy, sick feeling, how normal is this, anything to worry about, more typical when having a boy ?
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SECOND TRIMESTER: Baby is already formed after 3 months and the development is crucial. Please be guided carefully by your ob.
Answered 5/29/2013
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