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I'm 7 months pregnant and i cramp occasionally , is that normal or should i be concern?
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Normal: Occasional cramps in the 3rd trimester is normal if the following: your baby is moving normally, you're not bleeding or spotting, and the cramps are not consistent.
Answered 3/31/2017
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