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I am 8 weeks pregnant and all is well according to ob/gyn. is it normal to feel a light pressure on my cervix/lower pelvis when sitting as this is my first pregnancy?
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8 w pregnant ?'s: At 8 w of pregnancy, the uterus is much larger than before preganancy, and may cause a feeling such as you describe. This is not unusual, but if it persists or worsens, see your OB physician for an exam and possible pelvic ultrasound.
Answered 12/4/2019
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