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Sharp stabby pain on right side right on the asis. 30 weeks pregnant. what is this? only notice it when laying down?
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As your uterus exapands and the baby gets bigger, you will notice a pulling, sharp sensation as the ligaments holding your uterus are stretched. Talk to your OB Dr at your next appointment and make sure to mention this. They will double check to make sure everything is OK.
Answered 8/5/2022
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