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16 wks pregnant.from a week getting mild pains,palpitations in abdomen,freq gas formation,short painful gas discharge, distended,crampy abdomen.isok?
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Call your OB: Gas, pains,abdominal distension, and 'palpitations in abdomen' at 16 weeks are not normal. They may just be because of something you ate but abnormal symptoms during pregnancy should always be evaluated. Be safe. Call your OB now.
Answered 5/23/2015
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