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Lower back pain front cramping pain and diarea 38 weeks pregnant.. should i be concerned? i'm very uncomfortable and i can't sleep
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Yes be concerned: Call you OB's office right now to let them know. You might be dehydrating or go into premature labor.
Answered 1/20/2015
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