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I am 25 weeks pregnant today, having vaginal/pelvic 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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CALL YOUR OB NOW !!!: You have to make sure u are not having contractions or that your cervix is not trying to open up , or it could be something minor like the baby is breech and kicking down there , but if you were my pt , i would send u to l&d to make sure nothing major is going on, but you should call your OB and follow your ob;s instuctions.
Answered 6/10/2014
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