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4 weeks & cramps

I am 4 weeks pregnant and I have been having really bad cramps,  sort of like menstrual cramps is that normal??
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I was bleeding a little one noght and thought I was going to get my period the next morning it was gone no blood just cramps then again I was bleeding so the next morning I took a pregnancy test well I took about 4  because I couldn't believe it and all came out positive
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My first too! Im just as excited as I am scared! Can you feel you're baby at 19 weeks already???
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I thought my period was coming too and waited about a week. I had regular periods too
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Yes its normal I actually thought my period was coming cuz of the cramps bit after waiting 4 days I tested cuz I'm usually right on track never late unless I'm pregnant lol
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No problem lol. I was kinda paranoid and freaking out about everything at first too. I'm now 19 weeks 4 days. (My first)
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Thanks so much, I was having mini heart attacks like babyy stay in there be strong lol
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Yes, your body is adjusting and uterus is stretching and preparing for baby. However if they become unbearable and you start bleeding go to the doctor. But mild cramps are definitely normal. Congrats :)
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