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Having period like mild cramps, 29 weeks pregnant. is this normal or should i be worried? again, mild.
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Uterine changes: Most likely, these are "growing pains.". If persistent, please see your ob. Labor should always be ruled out, if symptoms are persistent. Additionally, make sure to maintain adequate PO fluid intake, rest as needed and judicious use of OTC (over the counter) agents like Tylenol (acetaminophen).
Answered 1/17/2016
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