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Hi, i'm 25 weeks pregnant and i'm having pelvic pain. is this normal?
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Unless severe: or associated with bleeding, this pain is a normal result of your uterus expanding. If severe, go directly to ER and call your OB-GYN
Answered 1/5/2019
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