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A member asked:
Hi, im 5 weeks pregnant today, well when lying in bed and turning on side my uterus hurts...is that possible?and what it causes?and is normal?!or not?
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5 weeks: At 5 weeks, having pelvic pain can be a sign of an ectopic(tubal) pregnancy. However if it only occurred while turning over it is more likely to be from stretching on the round ligament. It is best that you contact your doctor and get an ultrasound right away to ensure that the pregnancy is located in the correct place.
Answered 9/1/2013
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