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Pregnancy 5 th week
Is it normal to have mild right ovary side pricking pain during 5 th week ? It's just mild ..like a cramp ,a bit pricking in sensation .
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Have you got ur Usg done to confirm pregnancy in uterus
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Mild aches and pains are a part and parcel along the journey of pregnancy.It happens due to the growing uterus and the pressure on surrounding organs.Nothing to worry.
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If the pains increase or is associated with bleeding ,contact your Dr Immediately.
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Dr. Lata Rajput
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Yes, normal
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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