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Im 30 weeks and 4 days pregnant is it normal if baby pushes down on my bladder.
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Apartment Housing: Your fetus is in a limited space apartment (uterus) and as it expands it will normally put pressure on the walls of the apartment that can be felt in the adjoining apartments next door. (the bladder & intestines)
Answered 5/18/2019
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