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5 weeks pregnant and can't find comfortable position to sleep. is this normal this early?
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Not usually: It depends what is making you feel uncomfortable. If its stomach reflux or nausea that is common. If its muscle skeletal, like neck, back, or shoulder pain then that is not likely from the pregnancy. You can talk to your OB more about it and they can do an exam and see if there is something else going on.
Answered 6/10/2014
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