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I am 5 weeks pregnant i am having lower back pain nausea headaches fatigue and a little adonminal pain is all this normal or could i be further along.
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Schedule a visit: The best thing to do is to schedule your first visit with an obgyn and begin your prenatal care. The doctor can do an exam and make sure everything is ok.
Answered 7/24/2015
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