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I will be 17 weeks tomorrow and since yesterday have been feeling twinges and minor cramps where my uterus is (middle/sides) now. is this normal?
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Yes: 17 weeks gestation complaint of twinges and cramps which can be normal. As the uterus growing with the fetus, the round ligament is also on a stretch which can result in the twinges you have noticed. If it persist, kindly see your doctor for evaluation and also anatomical survey as well. Good luck.
Answered 4/27/2020
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