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33 weeks pregnant having sometimes regular braxton hicks i have a headache and occational pelvic pain with gestational diabetes should i get checks?
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Braxton hicks: Since you are a gestational diabetic you should be checked by your gynecologist for that asap.
Answered 9/4/2013
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