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5 weeks pregnant. last night i had pain in lower side but after i vomited i felt better. is it normal to have that pain?
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Pain is never normal: Mild cramps are not uncommon in early pregnancy,The good thing about your pain is it resolved after vomiting.
Answered 2/14/2015
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