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In early preg. is it normal to have little pains in sides of stomach? they come and go. could it be gas? how to know?
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It could be gas: (bloating sensation), hyperacidity (burning sensation) or gallbladder problem (cramping in the right upper abdomen below rib cage).See your dr or oby for reassurance. Take care!
Answered 12/9/2013
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