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Are cramps normal during early first trimester of pregnancy?
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Abdominal pain that is associated with vaginal bleeding, nausea and vomiting are concerning. A transvaginal/pelvic ultrasound can reassure baby is growing healthy and in the right location. Mild cramping by itself can be a sign of a UTI, vaginal infection, STD, or GI issue. Early establishment of prenatal care is highly recommended
Answered 12/24/2021
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