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Does Fibroids Cause Fatigue
no appetite, nausea, and fatigue?
So last week i really had no appetite and couldnt eat, food made me sick most of the time. So i basically ate popsicles and sometimes toast. (and drank alot of fluid).
Then this week i got hungry again, so i have been trying to eat, but my body is "rejecting" most foods. I have been having alot of nausea. this morning, i was just walking and i smelled someones perfume and almost threw up on the spot.
I have been extremely tired. I take naps when i get home, which is very unusual for me.
My boobs hurt, but i have fibroids so that could be the cause.
I was just wondering if this could be pregnancy related, because my boyfriends sister asked me if i could be pregnant, and maybe thats causing it. But i think its unlikely because i am on nuva ring.
I did miss my period last month, but i do have irregular cycles, so thats why i wasnt alarmed by it until now.
Are those symptoms common during pregnancy?
I know nausea is...but loss of appetite?
Sounds to me like there is a good chance you are pregnant. In pregnancy you can have a loss or gain of appetite.
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