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Im 34 weeks pregnant with my first baby. i have a sharp pain in my vagina and pelvis area and back pain since yesterday. the lower part of my belly feels hard and i can feel the presure pussing down inside. is this normal or should i be concerned?
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Seek obs evaluation: It would be best to report your symptoms to your obstetrical team (doctors, midwives) or to go to the nearest obstetrical emergency unit to be evaluated today.
Answered 11/5/2019
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