do you worry too?

[Kimiluvsya]

Do you worry that every twinge or cramp anywhere in your belly is a cause for concern for your pregnancy?

[sweetangel7]

I too had to learn to stay away from certain posts etc. because it worried/upset me more...

[qab2010]

YES, i definately do. Especially since ive heard that its very easy to miscarry in the first trimester. im six weeks and i asked the doctor was it normal to have what seems to feel like mild menstral cramps, and she said it was. im trying to relax, and as I have read for the most part on this site, to "enjoy being pregnant"...cookie dough icecream eases those cringes! :-)

[worriedbabe]

not anymore!! i've been through so many worries with this pregnancy that the only time i'm going to hospital now is if something REALLY alarming happens. and because i've had to go to hospital for checks so many times, i'd probably still be calm even then.

[lizbethvv03]

Yes, I do and I have endometreoisis so I know they arent bad pains, but everytime i feel something i worry and start looking at all these posts which kind of worris me worse.

[babybemine]

Yes, and the more I read scary posts the worse it gets.....
I had to stop reading them.

[sweetangel7]

I'm not pregnant any more BUT I remember over analyzing every little thing...I never realized how much I would worry about the baby for the entire 9 months!

[wanttobeamumagain]

Im 22 weeks and still worry, its natural to worry about something so precious. x

[NicMom]

I use to freak out about every little cramp. It was horrible I ws in a constant state of panic. Things were much better after the first 12 weeks and now I register those cramps as growing pains like they are. In the end there really is a lot going on in that uterus and so cramps throughout pregnancy are to be expected. Good luck!

[GRose]

I think most women do, it's hard not to worry. It is very normal to have mild cramping and twinges in early pregnancy.
Try to relax and enjoy being pregnant :)

[hope_peace]

i use to, but i've learned that you needs cramps and things like that for your uterus to stretch and grow. how far along you