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I'm 8weeks and 4days pregnant this pregnacy is different from my first one cause i can feel this ball on my lower right under my stomach is that norma?
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Early pregnancy: Any mass should be evaluated. An ultrasound would be helpful to confirm fetal viability and dating. An abdominal exam would help make sure that what you are feeling is normal. The ball you are feeling could represent a hernia. Or, you may be off on your dating and the ball you are feeling may be the uterus. This may indicate that you are further along in your pregnancy.
Answered 4/11/2014
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