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Sharp pains in adbodem and vaginal area

So this is my second pregnancy and unlike my first I feel super sick and I have back aches and I'm always tired. But starting this week, I have now been feeling Sharp pains in my lower adbodem and vaginal area. No bleeding. Is this normal or should I go to my doctor immediately.
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If there's no bleeding I wouldn't worry to much. It's probably just your body stretching out. You're probably just experiencing symptoms more this time don't worry as much as the sickness sucks it often means healthy baby. If you're really worried consult your doctor at your next appointment.
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thanks. I don't know why but I'm super nervous about everything this time around.
6470732 tn?1439556292
I second the round ligament pain. I had it something awful with my first and no matter how many people told me it was normal it still freaked me out lol. It got worse around 20 weeks and stuff, btw, became super paranoid because I was like, what does early labor feel like? Lol Just know that it's normal unless you get severe cramping or bleeding. Your organ is growing huge and moving up into your abdomen and it WILL kinda hurt lol
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It sounds like round ligament pains. If it becomes unbearable or if you start spotting call your Dr right away.
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I also happen to be in my 12th week.
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