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A member asked:
16weeks pregnant feels like a rock is sitting in my pelvic area like the baby is laying there and ready to come out is this normal to feel all day?
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Pain: Not necessarily abnormal with a growing baby. Keep follow up with OB. Go to ER with increased pain and or bleeding
Answered 4/14/2015
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