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Pregnant and frequent urination
Am 36 weeks pregnant.I feel pressure in the pelvic region when standing.
Also urinating more often than usual.
Doctor told me to inform ,if get periods like pain and lower back ache.
Am feeling upper back mild pain.pelvic region pressure due to baby weight and still its in breech position.
Should I need to worry or is this something normal?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Frequent urination could be a sign of urine infection
Get a test called urine routine
More than 5 pus cells warrants antibiotics if you feel more than 3 contractions in ten min lasting more than 50 sec
U need to be examined
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Dr. Muthineni Divya
Gynecologist
8 yrs exp
Warangal
Pelvic pressure and increased frequency of urination is very common in term pregnancy
However u need to report to doctor immediately if u face tightening of abdomen 3-4 times in a period of 10 min
Or any decreased perception of movements
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