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I'm 25 weeks pregnant n i'm having a lot of pain down there is that bad?
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Could be: It is not uncommon to have pain at 25 weeks of pregnancy. Your uterus is growing, whereas the supporting ligaments are not. So, countering a large uterus is definitely challenging. You have to also note other symptoms associated with the pain, such as presence of vaginal bleeding or passing fluid (slimy vaginal discharge may be ok), presence of baby movements or their - (not good) etc.
Answered 1/24/2012
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