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16 weeks pregnant is pelvic cramping normal? i've been cramping not in abdominal area or belly and there's no blood but its been in pelvic area
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Probably normal: As long as your exams and visits with your OB have been normal thus far, feeling some "cramps" could be round ligament pain as the uterus enlarges with the pregnancy. If it gets worse or feels more like cyclical contractions you need to call your ob.
Answered 5/5/2015
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