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4 weeks 5 days pregnant with cramping no bleeding. is this normal? i have an ob app in 2weeks
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Ob visit : Many pregnant women complain of cramping -- almost all in fact. There is no way to assess if yours is normal or not without a visit.
Answered 3/29/2014
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