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First pregnancy and having pelvic pain after peeing 34 weeks pregnant could that be a contraction? taking childbirth classes next week, plz help!
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Tell your OB MD: You may have a urinary tract infection which will complicate your pregnancy if not treated. Please contact your treating OB MD now.
Answered 1/6/2017
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