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I have preeclampisa and my right side is hurting should i go to doc.?
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Yes: Pain on the right side up by the ribs can be a symptom of worsening pre-eclampsia. You need to be evaluated by your physician or an equipped labor and delivery unit. They will check your blood pressure and likely send blood work that may save your and your unborn baby's lives.
Answered 9/15/2013
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