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I am 32 wks + 1 day and sometimes when i feel my son moving its very painful below my waist. i figured its because he must be low now. any insight on this?
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Talk to OB MD: At 32 weeks gestation, this is a question best answered by your treating OB MD who has more "insight" into your history and previous exams.
Answered 9/4/2015
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