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This is my 2nd pregnancy. is it normal to have mild cramps at 6 weeks pregnancy?
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Cramping : Yes, you may have some pelvic cramping and discomfort during your early pregnancy. However , if you experience bleeding, urinary problems, vaginal discharge or severe pain it is time to get evaluated for any potential problems.
Answered 4/20/2014
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