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Im 39 weeks pregnant, scheduled for my c-section in 2 days. ive had pain in my left side all morning also going towards my left lower back, do i go in?
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Go in...: Pain in your back can be from contractions. You should be evaluated in the hospital. They may send you home but its best to be safe. Best wishes!
Answered 5/1/2016
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