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I'm 31 weeks pregnant and been having bad cramps and bad lower back pain and cramping for some days now. it got worse this morning.
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Get checked: Especially at this early gestation, you need to go in and get checked to make sure it is not preterm labor. It may just be a UTI, but you would sure hate to miss preterm labor.
Answered 9/29/2016
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