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A member asked:
Im 5m pregnant & having bad stmach pains. is my baby ok. i can still feel her move?
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See a doctor: If your baby is moving she is probably ok, but if your stomach pain is bad, and it is not going away, go to your doctor's office or an emergency room so they can help figure out what is happening.
Answered 6/12/2014
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