Possibly - take a test Just curious if u ever found out the answer to that I am having the same pains but just on one side..
Yes if you have cramps, backache, nausea and headache , these are signs of pregnancy.
Cramps, headaches, nausea, diarrhea, lower back pain.
Yes these are signs of pregnancy.
Was the pregnancy 7 weeks gone or was it 7 weeks ago? It's not uncommon to have cramps afterwards and the period comes back within 2 months counting from the abortion.
Yes, Cramps are a symtom of all periods (Along with bloating,irritability,fatigue,back aches,ect). Some people have them and some people don't. Nothing to worry about. I usually dont get cramps but some months I do... Every girl is differnet.
You will have yellow/clear goop in your under wear and you will have cramps in your lower stomach and your back will hurt hi I'm 10 years old and have not started but I'm very close and I will probably start in about 3-4 months and I have all the signs and it's not fun trust me.
Yes you can. Chills and fever are signs of infection and it is quite possible to have a miscarriage without infection. A very early miscarriage may also be painless, though a later one witll probably give you cramps and/or lower back pain.
Yes. Take a pregnancy test
None of the symptoms you mentioned are signs of pregnancy. If it continues or is severe, see a doctor.
Well when you think you are having your period, you will be bleeding, may have stomach cramps, back pain, bloating, and/or fatigue. You should talk to you mother or closest woman you are comfortable talking with.
there, No, you dont usually have cramps when you go on the pill, the pill should prvent the cramps...if you have had unprotected sex before going on the pill, i strongly advise you stop taking it and take a pregnancy test as cramping is 1 or the most common signs of early pregnancy as is spot bleeding, headaches back ache ect ect, if it turns out that you are not pregnant then seek advice from your doctor as to why you are having the cramps from taking the pill!
Signs of kidney problems include lower back pain and producing small amounts of urine. Other signs are feelings of nausea, persistent fatigue and a loss of appetite.