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I'm 4 weeks pregnant & experiencing lite cramping. is that normal? should i be concerned?
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Cramping: Likely this is implantation and may be associated with light bleeding. If one sided, I would be more concerned as that may be consistent with a tubal pregnancy or ruptured corpus luteum cyst. But in general mild cramping is very common in early pregnancy.
Answered 6/12/2015
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