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H i am 18weeks pregnant.. and after peeing i am experiencing little pain.. also at times i have lower abdominal pain is that normal?
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OB MD care needed: I hope you are now seeing a treating OB MD for prenatal care who can assess your medical questions and physically exam you as needed. If not, it is time to obtain a OB MD for continuing care.
Answered 4/15/2018
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