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Four weeks pregnant, is it normal to have dull pelvic pain, similar to period pain? no bleeding.
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Possibly: This could possibly be normal just from stretching of the tissues but you need to notify your obstetrician and let them know that this is happening. They may want to do an exam or other testing.
Answered 7/26/2016
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