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I'm 7-8 weeks pregnant and just started having mild period like cramps. is it normal in early pregnancy (since it suddenly started)?
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Early Pregnancy: You can have mild cramps in early pregnancy. as long as you do not have any vaginal bleeding. Consult your doctor if they continue to persist. Rest is important.
Answered 2/4/2015
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