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Serious pelvic pain at 39 weeks it hurt so bad o can barely walk?
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Call your ob/gyn : Or go to the hospital where you have planned to deliver. At a minimum, you should get a physical exam to determine cause of the pain and guide any workup. Also, the baby's status can be evaluated through fetal ultrasound and monitoring.
Answered 9/28/2016
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