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Im 24weeks pregnant been to the hospital twice in a week for the pressure and pains in my vaginal and butt the say im okay but it still hurts help!
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Prenatal care: It is important that you have a doctor who you see for your prenatal care. This will be a much better approach to continuing to go to the hospital. These kinds of problems are best solved over time between you and your position. An emergency room is unlikely to be helpful for this.
Answered 4/12/2013
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