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Are abdominal pains at 33 weeks of pregnancy and lower back (left) pain with difficulty walking normal at this stage or should i be worried?
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Abdominal pain: The back pain isn't unusual but the abdominal pains are concerning and you should notify your obstetrician about this symptom.
Answered 12/15/2019
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