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I'm almost 7 weeks pregnant. i haven't had any nauseousness. i've been eating more than normal, but kind a losing weight. is this normal?
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Go To OB: Yes, of course this is normal. But, at seven weeks if you have not been to the OB doctor yet you are late and this can put your pregnancy at risk. Please get to the OB urgently.
Answered 6/10/2014
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