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Why does my uterus feel sore and heavy at 5 weeks pregnant?
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Pregnancy: As the uterus stretches and enlarges, many women will have some degree of discomfort. Cramping, pressure, bloating, and pain are normal sensations associated with the changes due to pregnancy.
Answered 1/4/2018
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