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1072958 tn?1256719881

cramping in early pregnancy

im 19 and this is my first baby.. i took 3 home tests and they all said yes i went to er because i have been cramping.. the doctors took tests and found out my BHCG level is 425 they said i was around 10 to 14 days pregnant.. and it showed on the home tests!! im still cramping , the doctors said to relax if im not bleeding.. they said they found blood in my urine.. so should i be worried? is it normal to cramp?
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1039620 tn?1272594004
Congrats on your BFP!!! As the others have said, cramps in early pregnancy are very normal. :)
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525485 tn?1314361301
Completely normal to be cramping. in early pregnancy, I cramped with both of mine..thinking my period was coming......

As long as you are not bleeding..a.ll should be fine.

Hang in there and enjoy it! Happy Healthy 9+ months!
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1072958 tn?1256719881
thank you so much! im so excited and feel so much better!
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1055902 tn?1286305198
Congrats on your BFP! Its totally normal to cramp especially that its your first pregnancy. No heavy lifting and just like newmommie312 said, just relax.
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yeah its very normal i cramped for the first two months of my pregnancy its not a big deal. But you do need to relax if you dont you could miscarry or the baby could have birth defects. Good luck and remember stress free just relax
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