Ok,on Jan. 8th i fount out that im about a month pregnant. Ive been having the worst cramping ive ever had for about three weeks.
People say implantation cramping usually only lasts 8-10 days after i ovualate and its been way longer than that. Ive had a misscarriage before,and im really terrified that its going to happen again. SOMEONEE please tell me why i could possibly be cramping this bad but have no spotting or bleeding(which is a good thing that im not spotting or bleeding.) If anyone has any ideas please let me no,cause im freakin out!
People say implantation cramping usually only lasts 8-10 days after i ovualate and its been way longer than that. Ive had a misscarriage before,and im really terrified that its going to happen again. SOMEONEE please tell me why i could possibly be cramping this bad but have no spotting or bleeding(which is a good thing that im not spotting or bleeding.) If anyone has any ideas please let me no,cause im freakin out!
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Now, I'm not saying everything is definitely OK, as I am not a professional. But, I am currently 7 weeks pregnant with my second child and with both of my pregnancies I have had cramping the first trimester. This time it even started sooner, as did the morning sickness :-(
Anyway, the first time, I went to the ER, as I was on medicaid and couldn't be seen until I was 12 weeks. Everything was find, they did a pelvic ultrasound and found the baby's heart beat. The doctors said that it is normal because everything is stretching and pulling, your uterus is growing and moving to make room, it almost seems odd not to have some sort of pain with everything going on in there, you know. This time, I've also had round ligament pain which is a sharp stretching pain on the right. So, pains are normal, as long as they don't immobilize you and/or you are not bleeding or having any other weird symptoms.
I hope this helps. How are you feeling today?
Anyway, the first time, I went to the ER, as I was on medicaid and couldn't be seen until I was 12 weeks. Everything was find, they did a pelvic ultrasound and found the baby's heart beat. The doctors said that it is normal because everything is stretching and pulling, your uterus is growing and moving to make room, it almost seems odd not to have some sort of pain with everything going on in there, you know. This time, I've also had round ligament pain which is a sharp stretching pain on the right. So, pains are normal, as long as they don't immobilize you and/or you are not bleeding or having any other weird symptoms.
I hope this helps. How are you feeling today?
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I am in my seventh week of pregnancy and every night I can't sleep because I feel my belly is moving. I eat well, and don't have early pregnancy sickness. Is my baby ok?
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