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Can the uterus put pressure on the bladder at 6 weeks pregnant?
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Possibly: Typically, bladder pressure from an expanding uterus during pregnancy occurs in the 3rd trimester, but some women will experience it even in the first trimester.
Answered 2/28/2013
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