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Is persistent dull tummy ache normal in 9 weeks pregnancy?
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Tummy ache: Lower abdominal pain can occur for many reasons in early pregnancy... If there is no bleeding involved hopefully it is just your bowels acting up with diarrhea or constipation... Please bring this up to your practitioner.
Answered 8/25/2013
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