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Hi i am currently pregnant and have this pain on my vaginal bone it's been there since i was 16 weeks and i'm now on 23 weeks should i be worried?
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Normal for pregnancy: AS pregnancy progresses, the increased levels of hormone causes vaginal changes including a relaxation, and slow movement of the pelvic bones into a more accommodating position so that the baby can eventually pass through the birth canal. This can be experienced as pain as the baby grows and presses on the pelvic floor.
Answered 3/22/2022
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