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Is it ok to have excruciating pelvic , hip, leg and feet pain being 25weeks pregnant?
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No: The key word is "excruciating". While you may have other more minor and common discomfort, the kind of pain you're having requires immediate attention. Call your OB now, or simply go to the er. Best wishes.
Answered 12/17/2014
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