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I am 25 weeks pregnant today, and having vaginal/pelic pressure when i move from one side of my body to the other, or when i get up. what could this be?
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Pelvic pressure: Increased pelvic pressure can be a symptom of premature labor. Best to call your doctor.
Answered 10/3/2016
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