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Is it common for your uterus to be swollen in the very beginning of pregnancy?
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Uterus enlarged: With the onset of pregnancy, there is increase in blood flow to the uterus and the uterine size increases. I suppose you can say it's "swollen.".
Answered 7/16/2012
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