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Sir, i m 18 weeks pregnant lady. everything was going ok with my preganancy. from last 4-5 days my left rib is paining too much. what to do???
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Heart Burn: I am not sure why your ribs are hurting on the left. Most likely it is heart burn from pregnancy induced nausea. Please try some Maalox or Tums (calcium carbonate) and see if it gets better. Otherwise, see your OB doctor for evaluation.
Answered 5/25/2015
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