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A member asked:
I am 9 weeks and 1 day pregnant and i have been having on and off cramps all day. are these cramps normal?
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Early pregnancy: Are you having any bleeding? Have you had an ultrasound confirming that you are pregnant and that the pregnancy is indeed in your uterus. An early ultrasound not only will render reassurance but it will confirm location and viability of the pregnancy. Contact your OB and ask to be seen for an ultrasound. Cramping can indeed occur, however, it would be great to know that all is normal.
Answered 9/28/2016
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