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35 weeks pregnant. is it normal to have bad pain as the baby drops further down in the uterus?
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No.: Bad pain is not normal unless you are in labor and 35 weeks is too early for that. Please see you obstetrician in the emergency room to be evaluated and best of luck!
Answered 2/8/2014
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