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33 weeks preggo.. stomach is sore when i move or when walking. is this normal.. its not to painful. it feels like i have been doing push ups..
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Being Pregnant: Yes. Of course this is normal. You are getting close. The baby will come in a few more weeks.
Answered 11/12/2015
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