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Increased pelvic pressure & sore vagina at 32 weeks pregnant?
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Oh yes: Now hydrate and walk. Have your doctor check a urine for you and then enjoy yourself and let your body do the work. It is indeed a miracle just take good care of yourself and your body will prepare itself for the delivery.
Answered 1/31/2019
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