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I am going on 6 months pregnant and have been having bad abdominal pain and pelvic pressure. what could it be? is it early labor?
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See OB: Only your OB can tell you what it may be after an examination. In pregnancy, it is always best to seek medical care sooner than later.
Answered 8/6/2015
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