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I'm having slight cramps and some lower back pain and i'm about 17 weeks pregnant should i be worried?
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Probably not: But to be sure that there is nothing serious going on the best approach would be to see your obstetrician and allow them to examine you. Have a great baby.
Answered 3/22/2020
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