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I have a lower stomach pain and i have 38 week is it normal or not?
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If you are 38 weeks pregnant you may be going into labor. Contact your doctor for advice.
Answered 1/25/2023
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It is not normal to have pain, but it is not possible to diagnose what is going on based on your description here. You should call your obstetrician for evaluation. Good luck.
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