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I am 11 weeks pregnant and i feel some pains in my stomach.it changes from one place to the other and i can't eat as well?
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Try your best: to eat small but eat frequently, hydrate, avoid constipation, walk regularly, hopefully these pains will go away
Answered 10/4/2015
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