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A member asked:
Hi i'm 35 weeks pregnant, i started experiencing cramps in my lower belly and pressure, which lasted for a night and then subsided. although the baby movements are still fine and regular. is this something i should take be concerned about?
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Braxton hicks,: false labor contractions are very common. Labor precautions should be discussed with your doctor to be sure
Answered 9/10/2020
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