Pelvic pressure in pregnancy

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I’m 26 weeks pregnant with twins I’m having horrible pelvic pressure to the point I can’t hardly walk when I lay down it’s still horrible pain... no contractions just painful pelvic pressure is this normal in twin pregnancy?

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Dr. Sushma Shah General Physician 40 yrs exp Vadodara Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sushma Shah

General Physician 40 yrs exp Vadodara

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HELLO, IT IS NORMAL. CONSULT YOUR TREATING GYNECOLOGIST. O.K BYE.

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