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I'm 8 weeks pregnant and experiencing stabbing pain in the center of my lower pelvic area, the pain comes suddenly like a shooting pain then goes away, but it's been on and off for a day, is it concerning or normal pain?
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I don't consider this normal and you should notify your obstetrician of this.
Answered 12/26/2021
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