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32 weeks pregnant, 2nd pregnancy, is it normal to have my vagina hurt when i get up from laying down? its been like this for a few days now
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Possibly: Could just be pressure (second gives much more) and you might have varicose veins in your vagina - let your physician know at the next visit.
Answered 3/20/2014
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