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A member asked:
I'm 36 weeks pregnant and i'm having sharp pains in my stomach and in my vaginal area....is this normal?
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Be Safe: At 36 weeks pregnant you should not take chances on pain. Although vaginal pain is very common, pain in your abdomen could be a sign of labor...And in your case preterm labor. Call your OB and have it checked out. It may be incovienent but it is important.
Answered 4/29/2015
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