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I am 30 weeks pregnant an i have been experiencing very intense abdominal pains whenever i sit and get up to walk. what could be wrong?
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Abd pain/ pregnant: Go to ER. can be UTI, premature labor, eclampsia, clot Need to go to ER immediately.
Answered 2/4/2015
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