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Does increase of hunger, exhausted, lower back pain can be a sign of pregnancy? i have a faint result and next was negative.my ob said im not pregnant
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No: Then, you are not pregnant. Hunger, fatigue and back pain are symptoms to generalized to give you an opinion. Check yourself for diabetes.
Answered 9/21/2013
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