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What causes a ticklish/fluttering feeling in your uterus if you're not pregnant and have no stds?
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Interesting question: Since the internal organs have no localizing nerves (like the skin surface) it is hard to accept the idea you could feel something inside it. You could have vague pressure sensations that localize to the region.These are most often due to digestive action/bowel gas movement.
Answered 11/14/2016
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