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A member asked:
Is mild cramping on and off, without any bleeding normal at 7 weeks pregnant? really worried every time i feel pain.
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No problem: the definition of a threatened abortion or a concern for possible impending miscarriage is vaginal bleeding and so as long as you aren't having vaginal bleeding this is less concerning. That being said, all early pregnancies are at risk. unfortunately there are not proven methods to prevent miscarriage unless you have had multiple
Answered 12/16/2016
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