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Hi. i am 34 weeks pregnant. i have pains in my pelvic area. that are continuous, and pains below my right side ribs, that come and go. the babys movement is normal. is this something that is normal or should i be worried?
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Can be normal: I would agree you need to check with your OB on persistent episode fee if pain, but active fetuses at 34 weeks can do this depending on what position your body is in and if you are laying on one side when this occurs
Answered 1/2/2021
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