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Im 9 weeks pregnant and my ribs kill me, is this normal?
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Not likely related : At 9 weeks the fetus is very small and not even above your pubic bone. It is unlikley to bec causing rib pain. I would schedule a visit to discuss other causes of rib pain.
Answered 10/4/2016
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