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Pregnancy Stomach pain
My last period was on July 9th and it's stopped on 12th July now I am 5weeks and 5 days pregnant I am getting abdominal pain sometimes it's very high.. is this common in pregnancy or I need to consult a doctor please suggest
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Yes you need to register yourself with a obstetrician for your proper care during pregnancy.
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Dr. Navpreet Buttar
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Mohali
Hi there. Severe pain is definitely not normal in early pregnancy. You Must consult a gynaecologist for a scan to rule out ectopic pregnancy which can have disastrous consequences of left undiagnosed.
Even otherwise you need to be started on Prenatal vitamins etc so you must get yourself booked with a good gynaec.
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Dr. Deepika Sinha
Obstetrician
26 yrs exp
Lucknow
High intensity pain in pregnancy is not normal. Get one usg done to rule out any alarming cause. Consult your gynaec to get treatment.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Do sonography early and have gynac advice
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Dr. Devjani Das (Ganguly)
Gynecologist
18 yrs exp
Kolkata
You need to see a doctor soon. An ultrasound needs to be done. It may be difficult to see a pregnancy by abdominal USG at this early stage, in which case a transvaginal one may need to be done.
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