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My emotions and mood swings are getting worse - is this normal?

These emotions are typical at this point. Hormonal changes are responsible largely and your moodiness is here to stay throughout your pregnancy. There isn't much you can do to manage your moods. If you think this is becoming a problem with your partner or family member, have it out with them. Explain it is common and that they understand where you are coming from; it is hormone related problem and there isn't much you can do right now. Assure them and remind yourself it is temporary.

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