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Cramps in bellybutton
Is it normal to have 1 min or 2min sudden cramps in the bellybutton area like a line dividing my upper n lower part of belly in 7thweek pregnancy?? n it goes after 2 min
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Hi. Firstly, congratulations on the pregnancy. Abdominal cramps are absolutely normal in pregnancy & at times may occur throughout the pregnancy. Don’t be worried, try lying down when you have cramps. If they are not associated with any bleeding, you shouldn’t be worried. Also, schedule an appointment with your doctor for an obstetric ultrasound for dating of pregnancy & to confirm the heartbeat of the fetus. All the best!
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Yes if it is painless and your baby movements are good then nothing to worry
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Dr. Supriya Raina
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14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Yes it is very common to get mild abdominal cramps during the pregnancy throughout. If there is no burning sensation while passing urine or sharp pain, there is nothing to worry about.
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