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35 weeks pregnant with pain in my groin. can you please help?
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Please see your OB: May be a groin pull or hernia, u may need a consult , no matter what it is if it keeps bothering you, your OB can induce at 39 weeks if necessary, the ideal time to deliver is 39-40 weeks , .
Answered 6/10/2014
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