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I did the pregnancy test at home today after 14 days of my ovulation and it was positive.. but i have some abdominal cramps. is it normal..?
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Can be: Cramps in pregnancy are not uncommon. As long as you do not have bleeding, do not be concerned.
Answered 4/11/2014
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