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Today i was laying on my right side it started hurting so i turn over to the left side and it stop so do you know why ihurt i'm 31 weeks pregnant ?
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Probably ligaments: The support tissues around the uterus can get stretched and cause pain. If position resolves the pain, it is almost assuredly not a serious problem.
Answered 12/2/2013
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