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21 years old, 14 weeks pregnant. having chest/upper abdominal pain, no fever and has been persisting for about 7 hours now?
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Call your OB: By 14 weeks pregnant you should be under the care of an OB who knows your full history. Call the office now if you have been having chest and upper abdominal pain for 7 hours. That is the first call you should always make while pregnant. Hope this helps and you feel better fast.
Answered 8/21/2015
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