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Are uterine pains normal at 22 weeks?
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Yes: Many women experience pain related to the uterus, commonly around 20-22 weeks. This is often pain on one side or the other, worse with movement. We attribute this pain to stretching of the round ligaments - attachments of the uterus to the pelvis. In the absence of bleeding or any significant history, this is probably of low concern.
Answered 8/29/2017
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