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I noticed when i was laying down this morning the right side of my uterus seems to stick out further than the left side. is this okay? 14 weeks 3 days
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It's fine : And normal. Not to worry. When you stand it will look normal to you again!! When you lay on the other side it might happen again!!
Answered 6/23/2014
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