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Starting to urinate more often since i had a hard hit on my womb area.i feel like my bladder is being pressed.am i having a dropped womb syndrome? :(
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I don't think: your uterus was displaced by external blunt injury. More likely it is a bladder problem, such as infection. If it persists, see your gyn for exam and urine test.
Answered 1/16/2015
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