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Pelvic pressuere at 23 weeks pregnant with history of preterm labor at 31 weeks?
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Pelvic pressure: The pelvic pressure from the developing pregnancy may be normal, but with your premature labor history, you MUST inform your OB MD.
Answered 7/22/2014
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