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Is it normal to have pain in your vaginal reagion and hips after sexual intercourse while pregnant? i am 24 weeks pregnant this is my second child and i have been having pain in my hips and vaginal region after sexual intercourse. i am 21 years old.
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That : That is not a typical complaint, although in pregnancies after the first pregnancy, many women do have more pelvic pressure. Any symptom at 24 weeks of pregnancy and after must be discussed with the gynecologist, so please mention this concern to your doctor.
Answered 10/3/2016
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