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Are Increased Appetite, Weight Gain, Nausea And Headache Symptoms Of Pregnancy?

What are chances of bein pregnate? had a tubal in 2008 during a c-section?
I have had 5 kids last two by c-section and had tubal during c-section in 2008 im irratable, im eating more, ive put on some weight, my belly is pooching out, nausea, headaches, tired n want to sleep all time.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Your symptoms are not specific for pregnancy alone; they can also be seen in other conditions such as hormone imbalances which can be a thyroid disturbance, abnormal prolactin levels, abnormal sex hormone levels etc. Generalized conditions like nutritional deficiencies, anemia, infections, gastric disturbances also can present in a similar manner. You need a proper clinical evaluation to detect the cause. If you have a missed period, you should also exclude pregnancy, though the chances are remote. Hope this helps.
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Are Increased Appetite, Weight Gain, Nausea And Headache Symptoms Of Pregnancy?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Your symptoms are not specific for pregnancy alone; they can also be seen in other conditions such as hormone imbalances which can be a thyroid disturbance, abnormal prolactin levels, abnormal sex hormone levels etc. Generalized conditions like nutritional deficiencies, anemia, infections, gastric disturbances also can present in a similar manner. You need a proper clinical evaluation to detect the cause. If you have a missed period, you should also exclude pregnancy, though the chances are remote. Hope this helps.