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Im 36 weeks pregrnant and my vagina feels heavy is that normal?
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Yes: The baby's head may be descending somewhat into the pelvis which could give you that sensation. The vagina could also be getting somewhat engorged which could also do that. In any case, i wouldn't worry.For more information www.Askyourgynecologist.Org.
Answered 4/18/2014
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