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I'm 13 weeks pregnant and i've been having cramps in my lower belly and sides and my lower back has been hurting also, is this normal?
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Infection: Nope. Not normal. Usually these symptoms represent a vaginal or urinary tract infection. You must contact your physician for examination and testing.
Answered 1/16/2017
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