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Is it normal to have sharp pains and cramping if your 3-5 weeks ?
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Sharp pain?: Sharp pain is never normal. Definitely call your OBGYN and expect to have an exam. While there try to learn how to know what to expect as the weeks go by. They may have a good handout or a librarian can recommend one to you. Best!
Answered 5/28/2016
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