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Is it normal to have abdominal pains in the first 5 weeks of pregnancy?
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No it is not normal: As the uterus enlarges, it is not unusual to experience some "pelvic pressure' and "abdominal discomfort". "Abdomial pains in the first 5 weeks of pregnancy" should be evaluated (medical history, gynecological exam, pelvic-abdominal sonogram..etc)
Answered 3/10/2021
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