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Q: Excessive craming while pregnant

asked by: glycerine on April 2nd, 2009

Experienced User

Hello, I just recently found out that I am pregnant Smile

and I'm so excited. But this is my second pregnancy and the first one ended in a miscarriage. I remember constantly cramping during my first pregnancy. And i kinda feels like its happening again. Should I be worried and call my doctor or could it possibly just be gas?

Thanks!

Replies(2)

jess2772

replied on April 3rd, 2009

New User

i have had cramping off and on my entire pregnancy (36 weeks now) and my doctor said that as long as there was no bleeding and it wasnt severe than it was completly normal. could be gas, everything expanding, strectching, pulling. when is your next dr appt? if its a while a way just go ahead and call for your own peace of mind. good luck and congrats!

glycerine

replied on April 3rd, 2009

Experienced User

thanks!

luckily my first appointment is on the 13 or April. I'm just trying my hardest to not worry about it. it's just that at my first appointment the last time i was preggo we had the chance to see the baby's heartbeat and it wasn't there. so now i'm just worried that that will happen again. were your cramps ever really sharp? i kinda get mine if i'm moving alot. but then again its always at random times as well.

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