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I am seven weeks pregnant and i have been having very bad backaches and under my tummy for the past 2weeks...do i need to be worried?
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Unclear: While it can be normal to have some discomfort if you are pregnant, any severe pain should be checked out with an ultrasound.
Answered 8/22/2013
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