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I am about 5 weeks pregnant and have been experiencing some cramping (but no bleeding). is this normal?
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Sometimes: If it is mild cramping, you may have done a little too much physically, or need to drink more water and rest. If cramping worsens, fails to resolve in an hour, or starts with spotting or bleeding, need to be seen immediately.
Answered 12/28/2016
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