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I was told that my uterus hasn't grown much, when does it start expanding in early pregnancy?
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Second trimester: After the first trimester finishes, your uterus rises and can be felt after 13-14 weeks. If you are overweight, it could be difficult to feel it
Answered 3/28/2017
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