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36 weeks pregnant pain in right side and back feeling sick?
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See your OB: Pain in your right side and back and nausea can be a sign of labor starting, can be a normal part of the last month of pregnancy, or can even be symptoms of appendicitis or galbladder problems. You need to see your OB for evaluation. Hope this helps. Best wishes to you and your baby.
Answered 10/8/2018
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