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I am 7 weeks pregnant and i'm having constant lower admoninal pain when i move, like it doesn't go it just stays there. is this normal?
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Yes: So long as you're not bleeding, it is common to have these types of pain in early pregnancy. If you're worried, you can ask your doctor to perform an ultrasound, but know that a lot of women describe this type of pain.
Answered 2/20/2020
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