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Im 23 weeks pregnant is it normal for my baby to be kicking down in the pelvic area i have pressure low down and my stomach feels hard?
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Pre-Term Labor: This sounds like pre-term labor and i would contact my OB if i were you to make sure. This can be an emergency.
Answered 6/10/2014
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