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Is it normal to have lots of gas and back and fourth urine during the first trimester of pregnancy?
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Yes: Yes it is normal. The symptoms will be much less on the second trimester as the baby starts to get bigger and move to the top part and not so much pressing the bladder- but the symptoms will come back on third trimester as the baby starts to move down.
Answered 4/8/2013
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