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pain whilst pregnant

Hi people

So im 7 weeks pregnant and I keep getting sharp pains in my lower belly, I think it's the pelvice.
it's painful enough for me to hold my stomach and bend over. It only lasts for a couple of minets but happens multipul times a day. There is no spotting or bleeding of any sort. Just a bit of pain.

What's going on?

First time pregnancy btw x
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It could just be everything stretching and adjusting to your pregnancy. I experienced some pain around 10 weeks and then again at 20.. Mist of the time it was dull pain..but it I moved to quick it could be sharp. My doctor told me it was just my ligaments adjusting! But I would double check with your doctor to rule out anything else!
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A uti is a urinary tract infection. It's, important you get it taken care of if you have one, they can affect the baby
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I also got those at 10 and the 11 weeks a d went to the doctor because this is my first pregnancy and it freaked me out but she said it said its just from my ligaments stretching and the belly is growing
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Hi, what's a uti? I've never heard of it.

Thanks for answering so quickly Xx
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Could be a uti or strwtching pains.
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I had that n I had a uti. I would go to the Dr and ask em to check it out xx
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