no i never had cramping that early on

have you had an ultrasound yet?

not yet, I'll have one in 3 weeks.

its possible to hve a misscariage this early without blood (i think)
so maybe you should ask the dr about a u/s?

Around the time I ovulated and became pregnant I had severe cramping. But I had no cramping or any signs of pregnancy at 4-5 weeks. If the doctor says it's normal than I think that should make you feel alittle better. Good luck and enjoy your ultrasound!

I too had moderate cramping around my 4th week. Because usually I would have moderate menstrual discomfort and cramping prior to my period coming. I didnt have any bleeding either. I also had dull low back pain which is why I went to the ER because it was to the point where I couldnt stand straight up. So when I go to the ER of course they did a urine and immediately came back and told me that I was pregnant. When I mentioned to the physician that I was cramping he asured me that it was normal and that if there wasnt any bleeding, I was fine.

i had cramping early on in the pregnancy aswell

my sister in law said cramping is normal as long as theres no bleeding, she said its your uterus growing and stretching, shes also a nurse so i trust her word also the doctor i talked to said that is normal as long as theres no blood.

if you suspect another miscarriage go to the ER just to make sure if u cant get an ultrasound from you dr. my first time i got scared because i was bleeding so bad and i went to the er and lost it

it's very common to feel period-like cramps in the beginning. if the cramping is severe or there's blood, call your doctor.

i know how hard it is to relax and enjoy pregnancy after a prior loss, but try your hardest! unfortunately miscarriage is very common, but many women go on to have healthy pregnancies and babies.

good luck and congrats!

just make sure to take your prenatal vitamins, and eat right

its normal....

and i dont think its EVER possible to have a miscarrige without blood, you have to get all the stuff out somehow, thats why we have periods

~alicia~

i think she was referring to a missed miscarriage. my first baby stopped developing at 8 weeks but i didn't find out until 13 weeks, there was no blood or any other sign that there was anything wrong.

missed miscarriages are more common than you think. you can miscarry and not even know about it because you have no signs or symptoms

oh that makes more sence.... i was thinking in the more strict terms of miscarriage i guess

~alicia~

I just found out last night that I'm pregnant. I think I'm around 5 weeks. I miscarried at 12 1/2 weeks back in July so i know where you are coming from about being nervous. I just had about a 30 minute crying spell. Anyway, I've heard that cramping is normal and I've had some dull cramping and I cramped the first time.

i too had cramping early on in my pregnancy. i am 12 weeks today and everything is going fine. the doctor told me it was probably "round ligament pain" which is basically things stretching to make room for growing uterus and baby.

I also had cramping early on in my pregnancy. It didn't ever go away unfortunately. I still have it and I'm 34 weeks pregnant.

i had it too.. it was terrible but did eventually go away

I still have cramping too, and I'm 24wks. it basically started the day I got pregnant lol, hasn't stopped.

apparently most girls have a miscarriage without knowing it at some point in their life. meaning they got pregnant and had their period without ever knowing they were pregnant. Read it in a magazine and my only question is where do they get their data for that? Think about it...