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I was told this pain of labour contractions would ease once pushing began, but instead it became much worse. the pain was unbearable in tummy and bowel. is this normal?
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Pain: Everyone experiences pain differently, so it is difficult to tell you what is normal or not in terms of intensity of pain.
Answered 5/21/2015
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