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Is cervix pain normal at 34 wks? i'm already 1cm dilated as of july 10. also increased fetal movement. it's practically non-stop at this point.
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Please clarify: please describe your cervix pain. if you have constant pelvic reassure, it is common from baby increasing in size. if you are having contractions, then please go and see our doctor. fetal movement is good and reassuring.
Answered 7/26/2014
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