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A member asked:
Pregnant of 17 weeks and have pain under stomach on the left side and i am worried about the baby. is it normal?
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Pain: Pain is common in pregnancy. There are various causes to it. You should contact your OB doc and discuss it with him. You're almost due for an ultrasound to assess your baby's wellbeing, so he may choose to have you come in and do it a the same time.
Answered 6/10/2014
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