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5 weeks pregnant and have read about ectopic pregnancy. my 1st app is not until 8 weeks. is neck pain a sign? no other symptoms but mild cramping.
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No,neck pain: is not a sign of ectopic pregnancy. Cramping can be normal in pregnancy.
Answered 5/10/2016
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