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Q: Numbness and tingling in upper abdomen
asked by: DoctorQuestion on December 9th, 2006
I am feeling numbness and tingling in my upper abdomen for the last few days. It comes and goes, but it is there most of the time. I am 27 weeks, is this normal?


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on August 8th, 2007
Pregnancy Answer A1961
Numbness and tingling in the upper abdomen during the 27the week of pregnancy is normal and it seems that there is nothing to be worried about. However, you can always seek an examination or appointment at your ob/gyn's office if you feel that this symptom is troublesome. When it comes to seeking medical advice, it is good practice to use your own instincts and judgment.




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