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I'm 17 weeks pregnant. when i lie down on my back left part of my bump is bigger. is that normal?
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It is likely that it is not abnormal because it is where the head of the baby may be showing the most, or the uterus may have shifted more to the left side. It is important to continue with prenatal care.
Answered 1/7/2022
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