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I'm a month pregnant and I been having some cramping and I'm kinda scared I'm going to miscarry any advice ?
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I've been cramping the whole time I've been pregnant. I'm almost 14 weeks. As long as they don't get worse than period cramps and your not bleeding your fine.  It's just your body growing and making room for the baby
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I'm 11w1d and still have cramps. My doctor said its because I'm narrow. Mild cramping is totally normal. My mom had cramping during her whole pregnancy with me. If you are cincerned talk to your doctor. It'll reduce your stress, which is essential!! Best of luck, hon!
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U can cramp ur whole pregnancy longs its not dreadful painful or unbearable or bleeding cramping is just ur uterus stretching I'm 22 weeks n cramp sometimes
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Embry2012 is absolutely correct. It is completely normal I still have cramping and I'm 6 weeks
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No,  light cramping is normal, if they are like period cramps. Its because your uterus is growing. If the cramps are really bad, or just one sided, or if there is bleeding i'd go see a doc, but like I Said I had period like cramps my whole first month.
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If it gets worse go/call a doc
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Tell your doctor because that's ab normal
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