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I am 6 weeks pregnant and im having some mild cramping...its been off and on. my first dr. appt isnt until october 19. should i worry about this?
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No: Mild cramping on and off is ok. There should be no bleeding, and prior history should be benign. If cramping gets worse or remains persistent, it should be evaluated.
Answered 5/19/2013
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