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3 weeks pregnant and have left pelvic pain is this normal?
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May or may not be : But u need to call your OB as it may be from an ovarian cyst( corpus luteum of pregnancy) or another type of cyst and u want to always make sure if u have pain that you do not have an ectopic pregnancy so u need to call your obgyn doc now.
Answered 11/2/2019
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