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26 weeks pregnant- is it normal to have bad pelvic pain almost 24/7?
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Maybe: Most women get some pelvic pain, and some get it worse than others. You should disucss your pain with your doctor. If they dont find anything concerning on exam, then this is likely round ligament pain.
Answered 4/28/2014
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