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I am 35 weeks pregnant having pinkish discharge belly real hard what does this mean?
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Pregnant/discharge: 41yo at 35 weeks gestation with complaint of pinkish discharge and real hard abdomen. There was no description of the fetal movement. It is likely that you are describing contractions and if you notice up to four times in one hour, proceed to the hospital for evaluation and management. Good luck.
Answered 4/27/2020
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