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7 weeks, are these symptoms normal?

This is my third pregnancy, and it is completely different than anything I have felt before. My first 2 were so smooth. No harsh ligament pain, no morning sickness. My only symptoms were a missed period and an increase in urination. I also got tired quicker but not like I am with this one. This pregnancy is kicking my butt. I feel sick all the time.Nauseated and dizzy.. I can't even look at chicken without wanting to hurl.. I know lots of people get that way, but it's the extreme exhaustion that has me worried. Sometimes when I crawl into bed my body is just shaking all over. I also keep getting hot flashes and chills. It's the way you feel when you have a fever.(I don't have one) I drink tons of water every day and eat when I can and it's always healthy food.. ( no McDonalds or anything crazy) Does any one else get shakes, chills, hot flashes?
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Sounds like you are having my pregnancy.  I'm 11 weeks and having the exact same issues, my aversion is hamburger meat instead of chicken though. The only time i really get the shakes if i haven't eaten all day but the nausea makes me but want to eat.
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I've never had the shakes, but all the other symptoms you described sounds like the last 13 weeks of my pregnancy. Hope you feel better soon!!
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Hot flashes and chills for sure. Shakes only if I have been overdoing it. Maybe you have been extra busy lately? Hope things are better soon
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