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Does the uterus commonly twitch?
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A qualified yes: The uterus is a large muscle, so therefore in theory at least it could 'twitch'. The real question is whether you could feel it if it did, and that is unlikely since the uterus has a minimal sensory nerve supply. Other explanation for what you are feeling need to be considered.
Answered 2/3/2015
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