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What causes mild cramps at 10weeks pregnant?
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Normal: Iits not unusual to have some mild craps. The uterus is starting to grow, so sometimes it contracts. If you are not drinking enough fluids, you will contract more, so if you are feeling contracrions, lay down and drink some fluids. Water is best - stay away from caffeine.
Answered 10/18/2014
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