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Does a woman sleep a lot when she's 3 weeks pregnant?
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Not abnormal: Pregnancy can certainly be tiring and often the growing baby can take a toll on a woman's energy level. If you are severely tired, have your OB run some tests to assure you are not getting anemic, etc. Best wishes.
Answered 12/24/2022
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