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I'm 6.5 weeks , i'm having minor cramping nothing terriblt, just wondering if this is normal in pregnancy?
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Common: The stretching of the uterus causes mild cramping. As long as it isn't severe and you aren't bleeding it should be fine.
Answered 10/4/2016
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