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A member asked:
Hi i'm 34 weeks pregnant and i'm getting a lot of pressure in my bottom is it anything to worried about?
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Pelvic pressure 34w: Thanks for your question. If you are having a lot of pressure in your bottom and you are at 34 weeks, i advise you to see your doctor right away. This may be normal but also could be signs of impending premature labor. Your doctor will want to know about this right away. Good luck!
Answered 1/22/2014
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