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is this normal

Im 10w 1d pregnant my im always tired. Have not had any sickness. But jus feel sick. Is that normal
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Hi!
Your symptoms are very normal.  Most women feel very tired an lethargic when they are pregnant. Many feel nauseated most of the time. Usually the worst of the symptoms are over by 12 weeks or so, so you should be getting better soon!  Good luck and congratulations!
Dr B
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I'm 11 weeks 1 day pregnant. I do feel sick about 4 times a week, but I've never had morning sickness. My breasts are not as sore as they used to be. Really the only symptoms I have are peeing more frequently, occasional cramps, and extreme fatigue. I'm so lazy now, but other than that I feel completely fine (:
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Yes its normal I wasn't throwing up but I did feel sick too my stomach, I know it *****! I found that lemon juice helped make my stomach feel better but trust me there is nothing wrong, me personally I'd rather feel sick then be running too the bathroom
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Hi that's a good thing not to be sick, feeling tired and just feeling sick is a completely normal things. These re good signs all is ok. Morning sickness isn't about just being sick it is feeling sick also. I'm 7 weeks and for the past 2 weeks u have felt sick and totally exhausted but haven't been sick which I am glad for as this can cause dehydration very quickly ope that helped

Donna
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