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2020-10-24 04:31:50
Dear Medam/Sir, Baby position changed is it normal or critical issue. For example - My wife 8 months pregnant now baby change position. Now she feel to much pain. Is it serious issue
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Hello! Around 8 months of pregnancy it is common for the baby's position to change till the baby grows a little bigger as there is lot of room in the uterus and the baby is more active. However this usually would not cause pain. I suggest you consult your Obstetrician in case your wife continues to experience pain as it could be due to various causes.

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