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Odd groin/pelvic pain

I'm ten weeks pregnant with my first baby and I've been experiencing some weird constant pain in my groin/pelvic area. I tried looking it up and the only thing I found was round ligament pain and it doesn't sound anything like that. Its almost a dull ache that occasionally runs up and down my left leg from my groin. Sometimes it hurts so bad I limp.  It also bothers me a lot if I shift weight from one foot to the other, like when I'm getting dressed. Has anyone else experienced this or know what it is?  My friends have no idea and neither did my doctor's nurse.
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I go through the same except recently I feel like a lump on the left side of my pelvic . I'm a little worried so I see the doctor next week.
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It happened to as well. I nevered felt that w my last pregnancy so I was scared it was something serious went to the er and just told me they didn't find anything after a week or so the pain went away.
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Yea it happened when i was like 15 ..16 weeks
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Thank you! When I asked my friends they said it didn't happen for them until the end of their pregnancy so I didn't know what to think!
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That happened to me w my first pregnancy. Its ur pelivc area making room for baby. Your body releases a hormone called relaxin or something like that that allows ur bones in that area to shift so when you r in labor its wide opeb
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