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11 1/2 weeks pregnant with second baby. cramoing comes and goes but no bleeding is this normal?
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Yes: Yes, the uterus is growing and stretching causing the cramping. This is baby number two, and the cramping is more common with the first uterine stretch with baby number one.
Answered 1/5/2017
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