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I took a pregnant test yesterday and it came out positive. should i be worried about the cramps i've been having for over a week?
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No: The stretching uterus can cause mild cramping in the first trimester. If you start having bleeding or more severe pain however you need to be seen. Best wishes to you and the baby.
Answered 1/16/2015
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