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Hi there, i am 29 weeks pregnant, and since yesterday i have been getting pressure like pain in the private part area. just want to know if this is normal?
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Talk to Ob: Not that uncommon.The pelvic floor weakens, a pressure can cause a feeling of fullness in the vagina with pain and pressure in the hips and pelvis and some women in the later stages of pregnancy, a pressure in the pelvis may be an early sign of labor.hormones cause ligament to stretch and also can get constipated. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322304.php
Answered 2/12/2019
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