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I think i'm 4 weeks and 7 days pregnant. is it normal to have some pelvic pain? lower back pain and pelvic pain that come & go. thanks
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No: I hope you have addressed the pain with your OB MD who confirmed your pregnancy.
Answered 8/14/2014
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