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A member asked:
Im 15 weeks pregnant and last night slept on my belly i woke up with back pain it has since gone away should i be worried bout my baby?
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Probably not: If your pain is now gone, and you don't have any other symptoms, your pregnancy is probably fine. If you are worried and seek reassurance, you can call your doctor or midwife.
Answered 4/6/2013
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