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A member asked:
My wife is 7wks pregnant (our first) & has pain on the left side of her stomach. it is dull & fairly constant. we have an 8wk appointment. go sooner?
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No: There are a lot of pains in pregnancy. So long as she is not having bleeding, there's likely no reason to be seen sooner than your appointment at eight weeks. Assuming too, that she has no fever or other signs of infection. Congratulations, and I hope you get to see the baby on ultrasound at eight weeks.
Answered 5/14/2014
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