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I'm 38 weeks pregnant the past 4 days i've had cramping almost constant pressure under my belly and lower back pain and diarrhea for 2days. whats mean?
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Could be in latent: You could be in Latent labor - so you should have your cervix checked.
Answered 6/29/2014
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Get checked...: If you are having constant cramping and pressure this could be contractions which if they are very frequent deserve evaluation since you could be in early stages of labor. Make sure you get in contact with your GYN provider about this ASAP.
Answered 6/29/2014
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