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I'm 3 weeks pregnant, my test came out positive. but . i'm still feeling period like pains. is this normal?
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It's time to see OB: It is time to see a OB MD and get started with your pregnancy care and find out if the cramping is normal for an intra uterine pregnancy or not.
Answered 6/13/2015
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Cramps: cramping with implantation and with early stretching of the uterus is relatively common. Even mild spotting is common. Would be more concerned if pain is one sided.
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