Feeling dizzy is very common during pregnancy and generally does not mean something is wrong. It is most common during the first trimester, but it can happen anytime during pregnancy. Dizziness and fainting are often due to a drop in blood pressure caused by pregnancy hormones that relax the body's blood vessels. Too little blood is then pumped up to the brain, and when this happens, you lose consciousness. Fainting is not dangerous to you or your baby unless you fall and hurt yourself.

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