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35 weeks pregnant lower adominal pain chest pains and headaches. what is causing this? should i go to the er?
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Call your doctor: 35 weeks pregnant with lower abdominal pain, chest pain and headaches - this could be labor, or possibly blood pressure problems of pregnancy. Call your doctor tonight.
Answered 12/8/2013
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