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I'm 7 weeks pregnant and having constant abdominal pain. it's not ectopic and i'm not bleeding. is it normal ?
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Abdominal pain: Constant abdominal pain is always concerning, especially during pregnancy. It is best to see a physician for evaluation of the abdominal pain and pregnancy.
Answered 5/16/2015
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