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Is it possible that you can go into early labor with little or no pain? i've been having cramp like pains in my pelvis and lower back. what should i do
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Possibly: Early labor may not be too painful, but often neither are braxton-hicks contractions (so i'm told). You should discuss this with your OB (can start w/phone call), might want you checked more formally, or might be able to identify by experience.
Answered 2/1/2015
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