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34 weeks pregnant.

2023-08-09 07:24:03
I'm 34 weeks pregnant. During my 32 weeks scaning baby is in cephalic position. Sometimes when the baby moves it creates pressure and pain in my lower abdomen and below that. Is this normal?? I have cervix length of 2.7 cm and I'm taking projesterone injection once in 15 days. Also susten 200 daily once.
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Answered2023-08-09 07:41:20

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Yes it is normal that is a normal pressure symptom of pregnancy cervical length more than 2.5 cm is normal no point taking susten and progesterone at 32 weeks

Answered2023-08-09 07:26:25

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