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I am pregnant 5 months but however my pelvis and under my belly hurts real bad and urinating often is that normal
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Not normal: If you are having "real bad" pain in your belly and having frequent urination at 5 months, you could have a urinary tract infection (bladder infection) or be having contractions. Its best you see your doctor with these symptoms. Best wishes!
Answered 1/4/2016
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