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My dr has digonised me with mild preeclampisa at 29 wks. i am having slight pain on my right side.?
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See your doctor: It is very important to make sure that pre-eclampsia isn't worsening. It can get severe very quickly and right sided upper abdominal pain, headache, vision changes are all symptoms that you cannot ignore.
Answered 12/8/2014
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