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Pain during pregnancy
My wife aged 23 years is pregnant ( 31 week).She has been feeling menstrual cramps for the last 4- 5 days.The pain lasts for few minutes and vanishes. Is this normal? Why is it happening?
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No it's not normal. She needs an examination urgently and treatment
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This can be sign of threatening miscarriage. Does she feels the baby movements well. How is she passing urine or motion.
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You need to get check up done from your gyneac to rule out urinary infection , preterm labour or false labour
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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22 yrs exp
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Detail history needed, as this is crucial time, better meet your own gynac for this
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