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sftbllchika06

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Cramping Posted: 02-18-05 21:45pm


I am about 20 weeks along is it normal to cramp like if I am stretching or something. Is it okay to cramp some? Does anyone else experience this?

melaniehutcheson

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Re: Cramping Posted: 05-05-05 13:53pm


Trust me it is completly normal, what it is.... The baby is growing faster then your stomach can. I had the same problem with my first child that was born. Thats what my doctor told me because I thought something was wrong. He gave me some medicine to help keep me comfortable. Don't worry it's normal.

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