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35 weeks pregnant lots of pressure tightness and pain also have diarrhea could this be early signs of labor or is it something else?
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Could be either: It could be a GI virus or it could be early labor. You need to call your OB and be seen either at the office or in labor and delivery NOW.
Answered 2/1/2015
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