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I am 34 weeks pregnant having frequent dizziness, abdominal cramping and lower back pain. should i be worried and go into urgent care?
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34w pregnant ?'s: Dizzyness, abdominal cramping and back pain at 34 w pregnant should be evaluated by your OB physician. Call his/her office and find out who is on call for his/her practice and be seen today.
Answered 12/23/2019
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