Pregnancy And Cramps - I Am 4 Weeks Pregnant And For About A

Pregnancy and cramps

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I am 4 weeks pregnant and for about a week i am experiencing mild cramps that occur and remain for few seconds and go away.. sometimes it's a little stronger.is everything okay??

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