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5 weeks pregnant. having severe back pain only lasting a few minutes 1-3 times a day, no abdominal pain or bleeding. is this normal?
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Not normal: mild back pain is common later in pregnancy, but not really at 5 weeks. Severe pain is never normal. Get evaluation as soon as possible. Worst possibility is ectopic pregnancy.
Answered 3/11/2015
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