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What does it mean when your ob says your uterus is tired and you have been having pains?
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"Too much exercise": The uterus has obviously been contracting a lot and is not very responsive to contraction agents like pitocin (oxytocin). This "fatigue" improves, like too much exercise, with rest and hydration.
Answered 3/5/2013
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