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4 weeks pregnant no breast changes or tenderness. no symptoms either. normal?
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Pregnancy: Yes, of course. I often advise my female patients, and so do most obs, to have a book about being pregnant to read or to refer to for the thousands of questions that will come up during the nine months. This prenatal guide book can be a god send to help you from needless worry.
Answered 8/7/2013
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Yes - normal.: Pregnancy symptom may not present for several more weeks (sometimes later).
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