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Walked for 30 minutes on treadmill at moderate pace. felt some pulling on the side of my uterus - pregnant. problem?
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Maybe: You do not say how pregnant you are. But this is most likely ligament pain. However if the pain comes and goes those are contraction and you need to talk to your OB now.
Answered 6/10/2014
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