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SUNSHINE77

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Pregnancy Posted: 04-06-06 20:52pm


Is it normal to have cramping in the first trimester I am only about four weeks. The cramping comes on and off I was told the cramping is from the uterus contracting

Nataliachick7

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Posted: 04-06-06 22:11pm


I always heard cramping was not a good sign that early in pregnanvy, bc that is a sign of miscarriage. Later in pregnancy its a different story. I would call your doctor.

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