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7 weeks pregnant and having a throbbing ache in what feels like my vaginal area is this normal?
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Yes: There is an increase in swelling in the vaginal area that may cause throbbing. I would recommend letting your OB know at your next visit to make sure there is no inflammation.
Answered 6/10/2014
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