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32 weeks pregnant,this my 2nd pregnancy.my baby feel further down.like by the time labor hit she'll be out in no time is this normal?
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Yes: The muscles stretch out when you are pregnant and never get quite back to normal so there is not the same amount of support. You carry lower as a result. Hope this helps.
Answered 8/7/2015
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