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Slight Upper Abdominal Aches

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Dida

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Slight Upper Abdominal Aches Posted: 03-16-06 04:42am


I am 11 weeks pregnant and today I have slight upper abdominal aches. It is not a cramp, just a slight ache every now and then. Is this the uterus stretching or is it something I should be concerned about?

ezthekit

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Belly Ache Posted: 03-20-06 11:58am


I am 5 weeks preg,i keep getting belly ache but no sickness,i was getting a bit worried,is this normal?

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