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Flutter pains in vagina area at 32 weeks pregnant. how do i treat this?
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Vaginal pain/32 wks: At 32 weeks of pregnancy you can expect these sensations at any time, as the fetus is becoming strong enough with movements to create them. If the fetal head is descending into the pelvis, the cervix will start to shorten, causing some intermittent pain. If concerned, see your ob to make sure the cervix is not dilating prematurely.
Answered 12/1/2017
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