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I'm 2 weeks pregnant & today i'm experiencing some pelvic pain & it hurts when i breath is that normal?
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Pelvic pain: Anytime you have pain in your pelvis when you breath when pregnant it is significant, especially early in pregnancy. I would worry about an ectopic pregnancy. Please contact your OB or if you can't get ahold of him/her go to the ER to be evaluated.
Answered 9/25/2014
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