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I am 36 weeks pregnant and am having severe, persistent pain in my lower abdomen under my belly. it worsens when i'm standing. should i be concerned?
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Possible: You need to see a urologist for definite diagnosis but this description sounds right. Can be treated with circumcision.
Answered 12/17/2013
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