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Is it normal to have tingles in vaginal area during early pregnancy? kind of feels like when ur foot is asleep
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Yes: The sensations a woman feels during early pregnancy range from a subtle tingling in the genital and lower abdominal areas to light cramping. This can also happen in your breasts. These are normal. If they are painful or interfering with your everyday routine, then you should see a health care provider.
Answered 4/28/2016
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