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21 weeks pregnant slight cramping pains should i be worried?
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Common complaint: Cramping in the second trimester is an extremely common complaint. The stretching of the uterus, the surrounding ligaments, dehydration, a full bladder, gas pain and constipation can all cause cramping. Schedule a visit with your doctor to make sure you are not contracting and that your cervix is closed.
Answered 9/28/2016
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