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What Causes Constant Hunger Along With Tiredness And Nausea?

Hi, I have been experiencing some really odd symptoms. I have been constantly hungry, always tired, I am slightly nauseous, I have gained weight, and my hormones are crazy. My one friend thinks that I may be pregnant. But I have gotten my period both last month, and this month. But they have been odd. Both a week late, very light, and I cramp all month every day. Could you give me options as to what this may actually be? Thank you
posted on Wed, 20 Jul 2016
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I really appreciate your concern, if this is the pregnancy being suspected because of the symptoms that you have which is not indicative of pregnancy then it is better to get done the pregnancy test, although pregnancy may not be the case unless it is the history of coitus at the time of ovulation hope this information helps.

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What Causes Constant Hunger Along With Tiredness And Nausea?

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, if this is the pregnancy being suspected because of the symptoms that you have which is not indicative of pregnancy then it is better to get done the pregnancy test, although pregnancy may not be the case unless it is the history of coitus at the time of ovulation hope this information helps.