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Almost 18week twin pregnancy (first time mom), sharp pains in vagina and pelvic presure is this normal? very worried!
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See you OB: You should call and see your OB ASAP. Twins increased your risk of preterm labor. 18 weeks is a bit early, but, if nothing more than for your peace of mind, I would get checked.
Answered 4/7/2017
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