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13 weeks pregnant, hurts when i walk but mainly when i walk a lot. what can help this? it's like in the vagina area.
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Pelvic pain: You may need to be evaluated for muculos-keletal causes for this pain. Past history of injuries, poor posture or shoe wear may aggravate this.
Answered 5/2/2013
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