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I'm 3 months pregnant n my lower left side hurts n my left side of my back hurts, is everything normal and okay?
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Probably: Many pregnant women experience back or flank pain. Regular obstetrical care helps you and your baby. Tell the OB about the symptom.
Answered 6/4/2014
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