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5 weeks pregnant and i dont have any symptoms sore breast have gone away and im having mild cramping is this normal?
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Loss of symptoms: Sometimes this can be a sign of an impending pregnancy loss, but it may be normal too. I would ask to have your pregnancy level checked a couple days apart to confirm it is rising and an Ultrasound in the next week or so, should confirm if everything is fine or not.
Answered 7/20/2016
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