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2019-02-15 18:05:22
Hi, I am of 37 completed pregnancy and 1st time pregnant.some times I was getting very little pain in back side and under side too since 1week .when I should visit doctor for this. Please answer me. Thanku in advance.
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You can get labour pains anytime in the next 3weeks....you need to visit your gynaecologist weekly for a check up...if you notice any bleeding or leaking PV rush to your hospital...all the best

Answered2019-02-16 02:32:28

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Connect with a local Gynaecologist

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You should visit a doctor as soon as possible so that your necessary antenatal tests and examination can be done if you haven't seen a doctor yet. Your delivery date is in the next 2-3 weeks and the you need to see a doctor immediately if there is any leaking,bleeding, regular pain in abdomen or decrease in foetal movements.

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