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Im 35 weeks and 5days pregnant, and have been having alot of pelvic pressure, and im high risk,having r.a. and on complete bed rest.pain is bad.
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Call your doctor: You are a high risk pregnancy and need to be seen. This pain could be labor or another complication of the pregnancy. You need to be seen at your doctor's office or the hospital
Answered 8/30/2014
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