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I just found out today im pregnant. for about a week i've had bad back pain and cramps. could that be a sign of miscarriage? or is it nornal?
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Prenatal care: Pregnancy can be a scary time. This is part of the value in havnig a doctor to help guide you through the process and address your concerns. Most women experience some cramping in early pregnancy.
Answered 12/19/2013
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