Cramping During Pregnancy

I believe that is impossible you hcg levels cant rise unless your pregnant

You could be ovulating or this could be pregnancy related. Ovulation discharge is usually a egg-white vaginal discharge. Purchase a ovulation predictor kit to see if you're currently ovulating at the moment.

You shouldn't feel any movement from your baby until you are several months along and quite noticeably pregnant, which eliminates the need for a pregnancy test. If you think that you may have only recently become pregnant, then you are not feeling the movement of the fetus. If you are several months' pregnant, then I urge you to go to the doctor. If your pregnancy has not been confirmed, then you are probably not getting the prenatal care that is essential to your baby's development. Call your doctor or health department, and make an appointment to get checked out. Good luck!

Dear REader; It could be and it could be from stress from wondering if you are pregnant. Dwight If this is your only symptom, I doubt it. If you miss your period take a test. All the best!

Abdominal cramps can indicate pregnancy, Ovulation, approaching period & UTI. Vaginal cramps is most likely caused by a yeast infection.

Not really. Sounds like PMS.

The fetus gets food and oxygen through the umbilical cord.

If you've had unprotected sex then you can be pregnant.

Um Wow your 12..What are you doing having sex that early anyways

But yes its very normal to feel like that during preggos im not pregnant but i think i am and cramping and pain is apart of it

completely normal, i had it all thru all my pregnancies, it worsens in second/third trimesters, sorry but that's just the body having less room and the stomach getting annoyed lol, good luck] chassy k

It's possible! if you had intercourse 2 weeks ago, it's possible you concieved and are starting to feel a few pregnancy symptoms, I recommend taking a home pregnancy test. if you get a negative and your period becomes late, I would recommend testing again. Good Luck ~pawsalmighty yes, i did, take the test, ClearBlue is an early detection, take that one.

Yes and no. When I was pregnant I experienced some discharge. This is just caused by your body collecting stuff for your mucas plug. It is normal. Now the cramping is somewhat normal. Depending upon how severe the cramps are and if you are having any bleeding, you might want to talk to your OB. There is a medical term for some of those craps and it is called braxton hicks. The cramps are similar to the cramps you have when you go into labor. You are probably not in laor but it would be wise to tell your OB that you are havign these cramps. Do not hide anything from them.

You may be pregnant go take an at home test or see your doctor for a blood test to see whats going on hope this helps, Good Luck and God Bless!!!

im asking the same question

Answer I was at my gynocologist and he said it can only be ligament pains, but it is really bad and I want to know if anyone else has experienced this. Oh boy, I bet half the women you know have had these pains. Sometimes they are at the front and sometimes they appear as back pain. They are just the ligaments softening so the pelvis can stretch a little when the baby is born. Sometimes it feels as though the two sides of the pelvis are rubbung together. Apregnancy girdle can help support the pelvis, or you can see a physical therapist who may give you a belt. Your partners leather belt tightened under the bump may also help.

I had a tubal preg & yes my back was killing me & it felt like I needed to have a bowel movement all the time. I was 3mths before I went to the emergency room & my tube had ruptured, so if you think that you are you need to go immediately because you could be bleeding enternally & not know it. Hi, Yes you do have severe pain with tubal and etopic pregnancies. If you suspect you have a tubal then go to A&E now as tubals are dangerous. Good luck.

If you are a week late for your period I would not get too emotional about being pregnant yet. Sore breats and cramps are often par for the course for women menstrating. If your period normally comes at the same time every month and is odd to have a change in your cycle I would think about consulting a doctor. Other factor to consider are Have you recently had unprotected intercourse? have you recently been experienceing a large amout of stress? Have you had a change of life situation? Often when women move in with other women their menstural cycles change to " fall in time with each other". Stress can delay your cycle. Rember the power of sugestion is a poweful thing. If you feel you may have reason to expect you are pregnant you should consult a doctor as soon as you can to have a test done. You can also purchase a over the counter preg. test. Sometimes these test are helpful to set you mind at ease. If you are a week late for your period I would not get too emotional about being pregnant yet. Sore breats and cramps are often par for the course for women menstrating. If your period normally comes at the same time every month and is odd to have a change in your cycle I would think about consulting a doctor. Other factor to consider are Have you recently had unprotected intercourse? have you recently been experienceing a large amout of stress? Have you had a change of life situation? Often when women move in with other women their menstural cycles change to " fall in time with each other". Stress can delay your cycle. Rember the power of sugestion is a poweful thing. If you feel you may have reason to expect you are pregnant you should consult a doctor as soon as you can to have a test done. You can also purchase a over the counter preg. test. Sometimes these test are helpful to set you mind at ease.

No. In order to have had an miscarriage there would be blood and a big blood clot involved....trust me if you expierenced an miscarriage you wouldn't be asking the internet you would be in an emergency room,because it's too OBVIOUS to ignore. Hope this helps you and this messgae finds you in good peace and health for you and your baby......

Yes, it is normal. What you are experiencing may be Braxton-Hicks contractions. These contractions are "practice" for the real thing. If you are experiencing period-like cramping, you should call your doctor. If those cramps become regular (time them) or if your water breaks, go to the hospital.

yes!

It's not just common, it's practically a requirement! But it'll be worse pretty soon from carrying all that extra weight in front of you. Good luck! Yes, it is quite common. And, unfortunately to tell you, it is probably not going to get any better. If it seems to unbearable at times, you should contact your doctor about certain medications that he/she approves of, or going to a chiropractor( but make sure the chiropractor knows you are pregnant).

It is very common to get pregnant at that age, however, the rate of a successful pregnancy at age 47 is risky. Usually, but not always, the later a woman waits to get pregnant, your OBGYN, will want to watch you closely to check for almost everything. If you are the type of person to get your period every month, on time, at the same time every month, I would definitely suspect pregnancy, also, many periods can stop due to hormonal change, onset of stress/depression and several other contributing factors, but I would definitely check with your doctor.

Yes. Cramping during early pregnancy comes and goes.