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Cramping

Hi ladies, I found out last week that I am finally pregnant after dealing with PCOS. I'm 6 weeks and experiencing some mild to moderate cramping. I left a message with the OBGYN nurse but I wanted to know if any of you experienced these symptoms early or throughout your pregnancy.
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I was working in a remote area so at six weeks I kind if suspected but had no way to get to a Dr. I started getting cramping and thought it was my period coming. But no spotting or any discharge came with the camp even though they were fairly strong. I still had this problem at 16 weeks
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I had mild cramping for a few weeks when I found out I was finally pregnant after being told I had PCOS.  It's normal as long as there's no heavy bleeding. But if it gets worse I would check with your doctor
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Always check with your doctor. I had mild cramping as well as brown colored discharge. Freaked me out. But my doctor assured me that it's normal. I'm now 30 weeks with a healthy baby girl. Congratulations momma!
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I had cramps that made me double over from 3 weeks to 9 weeks im 14 weeks now its normal in SOME pregnancies check with your doc and have them do an ultrasound i had one at 4 weeks and a half everything was fine
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Cramping can happen on off through the whole pregnancy. It's just your uterus growing into its new roll. If you have period like bleeding with your cramps call doc asap. Could be a miscarriage
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