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A member asked:
Im 16 weeks pregnant and ive been experiencing, what i assume to be braxton hicks, contractions every morning when waking up. should i see my doctor as a matter of urgency or is this normal ?
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Morning cramps ?'s: Braxton-Hicks contractions are common in the third trimester, but uterine irritability at "16 weeks" may be related to infection. See your OB physician for an exam and testing to be certain .
Answered 1/27/2020
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