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Hi i am 28 weeks pregnant and i'm experiencing severe pain in my pelvis when i walk or try to move when lying down or even get up when sitting down.
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Tell your OB MD: You should be receiving prenatal care at 28 weeks gestation with regular exams by a OB MD. If not, start now to obtain the necessary care and provide the OB MD with your description and question for a more detailed examination.
Answered 1/5/2019
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