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Weird and kind of embarrassing...

Ok, I have to ask if anyone else has had this happen... I'm 5 weeks along with my first and last night I woke up because I was flexing/clenching my vaginal muscles, and probably the muscles in my lower pelvis. I know it's voluntary, because once I wake up enough, I'm able to stop it. The thing I'm concerned about is after I stop the flexing, I get really crampy for maybe 20-90 seconds, maybe slightly longer (depending on how long the "flexing" takes place before I stop it). I had NO bleeding or spotting when this happened, but I did have a bit of a clearish discharge (similar to when you get aroused - not gonna lie, in the moment it feels good). I've read about pregnant women having spontaneous orgasms at night, but I'm not convinced that's what it is... Also, I have experienced this same occuance in the past when I was not pregnant. It happens rarely. But now that I'm pregnant, I'm concerned about the cramping I feel afterward, even though it doesn't last long. Anyone else experience anything similar??? Help!
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No sorry but I have had an orgasm without any stimulation. It was the weirdest coolest thing ever lol
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Omg I'm been having orgasms from dreams too.. So crazy.  It just started when I got pregnant.. Must be all the hormones. I'm 10 weeks now and don't get them as often anymore but at the beginning it was like every 2nd or 3rd day.. So weird lol.  I didn't have cramps though so I'm not to sure about that.    
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