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5 weeks 4 days pregnant is occastional light cramping/pressure normal?
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Yes: This can be common in early pregnancy as the uterus is growing. However, if you have heavy bleeding, severe cramping, or pain with urination, be sure to see your doctor. If the symptoms are only mild, and intermittent, it should be fine.
Answered 9/15/2014
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