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What Is The Treatment For Lower Stomach Cramps During 29 Weeks Of Pregnancy ?
im 29 weeks pregnant and im having lower stomach cramps and im having sharp ugly pains on my lower left side it gets to a point where i cant move or walk...what should i do
Sun, 12 Jun 2011
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you must already be under regular check up and treatment with a obstetrician
consult your doctor soon
clinical examination and tests to be done to have a proper diagnosis and proper treatment
take bed rest till you get consultation
you must already be under regular check up and treatment with a obstetrician
consult your doctor soon
clinical examination and tests to be done to have a proper diagnosis and proper treatment
take bed rest till you get consultation
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my doctor didnt do anything to me but ask how i feel and said its normal he didnt even touch my stomach or take uraine sam[ples should i just go to hospital?
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Dr. Harsh Rai's
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Hi stephanie
A bit of discomfert is normal in 29 weeks of pregnancy.
"This is the time when itchy skin, shortness of breath , hemorrhoids, leg cramps, heartburn and indigestion and achy muscles takes a toll. Remember that these annoyances are temporary."
But You should pay visit to your Obstetrician and get a USG, Urine examination done. to rule out any other problem that might be causing the pain.
Get well soon
Dr. Harsh Rai MD (HOM) Uk
visit me at: www.drharshrai.com
email: drharshrai@gmail.com
A bit of discomfert is normal in 29 weeks of pregnancy.
"This is the time when itchy skin, shortness of breath , hemorrhoids, leg cramps, heartburn and indigestion and achy muscles takes a toll. Remember that these annoyances are temporary."
But You should pay visit to your Obstetrician and get a USG, Urine examination done. to rule out any other problem that might be causing the pain.
Get well soon
Dr. Harsh Rai MD (HOM) Uk
visit me at: www.drharshrai.com
email: drharshrai@gmail.com
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