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I am 21 weeks pregnant and feel pressure in my lower abdomen and have to pee frequently is this normal?
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Could be UTI: Increased frequency of urination often means you have a uti. I would see your doctor asap to get treated. Uti (after dehydration) is the #2 cause for preterm contractions/cramping, which it sounds like you have. I would see a doctor asap to get treated. You can always go to l&d on the weekend and they can help you as well.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Very normal: With the uterus pushing on your bladder, you will have more frequent urination and pelvic pressure. It is normal.
Answered 8/5/2013
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