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I did 3 pregnancy tests and they were + i have been cramping all over but no blood or nausea my last period was aug26 is cramping and tiredness normal?
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Normal: cramping and tiredness are both normal in early pregnancy, if bleeding develops, you should see your doctor
Answered 10/15/2014
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