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Twinges and cramps in early pregnancy

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mumworkstudywine · 23/03/2020 05:37

Is it normal to have twinges, cramps and pulling in your uterus during early pregnancy? I am four weeks today and I have almost a constant pulling in my uterus, aches and pulling but I wouldn't say painful? It's doing my head in and already stressing me out because I'm currently on 12.5 hour night shifts due to being "a key worker". I am absolutely terrified every time I go for a wee, incase I'm bleeding (AF would be due between yesterday (Sunday) and Tuesday. My last pregnancy was 8 years ago, when I was 20 and didn't have a clue I was pregnant until I was 8 weeks along 🙃 so I missed the very early days of being aware of the changes in my body. I stopped taking sertraline about a week before my BFP so naturally, my anxiety has rocketed on his own. Just looking for a bit of reassurance. Thanks.

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Elouera · 23/03/2020 05:50

Congrats!!! I had this also. A strange pulling, tugging and general 'odd' feelings within the uterus/pelvis. Not painful, and not really even like a bad period cramp, but just an odd feeling. Also, the odd 'sharp' pain lasting a second, but that could just be wind pain Blush

I read that its from the effect of hormones on the uterus and relaxing the ligaments. Keep an eye on it. If the pain is 1 sided only, bleeding, severe, light headed etc etc, obviously get is checked asap. best of luck xxx

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peachypetite · 23/03/2020 05:57

I had this a few days ago!

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mumworkstudywine · 23/03/2020 06:16

@peachypetite and is all well?

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mumworkstudywine · 23/03/2020 06:16

@Eloeura thank you - I really wish I could skip the next few months of anxiety!

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peachypetite · 23/03/2020 06:18

Yes got my positive test on a FRER. I googled it and it seemed complete normal.

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