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I am 37 weeks pregnant and have a lot of pain in my vagina and my hip bone feels like it is separating what could it be?
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Congratulations: You are getting closer to deliver the baby. It may be a week more i guess, for the actual delivery time. Take it easy and relax.
Answered 3/18/2014
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