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I'm 5 weeks pregnant and i keep feeling paine's in my vagina. is that normal.
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No: You should NOT be having pain in your vagina from a 5 week pregnancy - if you are - get checked for a possible infection or a miscarriage.
Answered 6/29/2014
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