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What body parts typically hurt when a woman is pregnant?
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Multiple: vagina hurts, lower abdomen may hurt, as the pregnancy grows further, the change in position/weight can cause you to have back pain esp lower back. Legs hurt with edema at times. Those are some of the common pain complaints during pregnancy.
Answered 10/27/2015
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