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What you are describing are also signs of premenstrual syndrome but they are also symptoms of early pregnancy. Some women do get abdominal pains below their belly button during their first trimester due to the body adjusting to the changes going on in the body in order to accommodate a life in your uterus, painful boobs happen due to the mammary glands starting to produce milk and the light cramping (well known as spotting in pregnancy) also happens to a few women in early pregnancy as well which varies with individuals.

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Q: I started having belly button pain 2 days after possible conception as well as light cramping earlier than norm. My bbs are sore but thats norm pms for me to. Could the pains be early pregnancy signs?
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