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Yesterday i went for my check up, my doctor say my womb is abit low . im worried and scared . isit serious?34 weeks pregnant, what will happen?
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Don't worry: Your cervix and uterus are going to descend into your pelvis as pregnancy progresses. At 34 weeks one would expect your womb to be "a little low". As you get more pregnant it will get lower!
Answered 10/17/2014
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