Question 1

im having cramps. im 4 weeks pregnant.  is it normal ?

Accepted Answer

It can be: If they become more severe or u start bleeding then that is not a good sign please call your obgyn as an early beta HCG and Progesterone level should be done and an ultrasound at 6 1/2- 7 weeks to check for a fetus with a htbeat or sooner if any problems.

Question 2

im 4 weeks pregnant with light cramps but no bleeding is that normal?

Accepted Answer

Braxton Hicks: Braxton hicks contractions are sporadic, irregular, infrequent, painless uterine contractions that usually start about 6 weeks into your pregnancy, and increase in frequency as your pregnancy progresses. It's a bit early but it may be braxton hicks. If it's happening frequently or painful, please go see your OB doctor.

Question 3

i'm 4 weeks pregnant & experiencing lite cramping. is that normal? should i be concerned?

Accepted Answer

Cramping: Likely this is implantation and may be associated with light bleeding.  If one sided, I would be more concerned as that may be consistent with a tubal pregnancy or ruptured corpus luteum cyst.  But in general mild cramping is very common in early pregnancy.

Question 4

i'm 4 weeks pregnant, i've been feeling this cramps (kinda stabbing feeling) on almost a daily basis :( is that normal? should i worry?

Accepted Answer

Check it out: Most likely it is nothing,but if the pain is only on one side,you need an ultrasound to rule out an ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy that is in the tube and not the uterus).

Question 5

about to be 4 weeks pregnant , is it normal that i'm having bad cramps ?, or is it cramps because menstraul is suppose to start in two days ?

Accepted Answer

Cramps: As your uterus begins to be enlarged and hormonal lay stimulated in early pregnancy, it is not unusual to get cramping. This can be oral. It usually does not continue beyond 2 1/2- 3 months. Good luck with your pregnancy!

Question 6

hello, i just found out i was 4 weeks pregnant last week. i was wondering was mild cramping on and off normal in early pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

: Cramping is a common early pregnancy symptom and usually nothing to worry about. Aches, twinges, and pulling or stretching muscle pain are typical and differ in length and intensity between people. If you have bleeding you should consult your doctor. For the sake of your and your baby's health you should be under the care of a doctor.
Wish you good health and a healthy baby!

Question 7

i'm 4 weeks pregnant and been having daily on and off mild cramping the last 4 days no blood though , hgc level is 800 , is this normal ?

Accepted Answer

HCG levels: vary greatly and increase rapidly during early pregnancy.   A single HCG level is not very reliable for predicting pregnancy well being.  It requires repeated HCG levels to monitor the change in the level to provide reassuring or non-reassuring information.  Don't worry, your HCG level is in a good range and some cramping is not unusual.  Take Folic Acid to help prevent birth defects.

Question 8

i am 4 weeks pregnant and am having period like cramping. is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Maybe?: If you're 4 weeks pregnant, that means you just missed your period and took a home pregnancy test and it was positive.   Cramping is very normal in early pregnancy.  So long as you aren't bleeding, likely it will go away.  A lot of women experience this.

Question 9

i'm about 4 weeks pregnant. i started spotting this morning and i've been having on and off cramping for about a week, is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Not uncommon: About 1/2 of all pregnancies have some spotting in the first trimester. Of those, 1/2 go on and have perfectly normal babies and we never know why they had the spotting. Half will end up having a miscarriage. This is commonly due to abnormalities with the baby.

Question 10

4 weeks pregnant feeling cramping like period cramps is this normal & what can i take for pain?

Accepted Answer

Pelvic supporter: Some pregnant women experience spasm of transversus abdominis muscle of abdomen due to spasm of this muscle attempting to maintain closure of sacroiliac joints of the pelvic girdle.  This occurs with greater incidence in women with joint hypermobility syndrome (jhs).  A sacroiliac joint belt (boa.Com) might help, but should only be used if your obstetrician advises, so see this doctor.

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Im 4 weeks pregnant with light cramps but no bleeding is that normal?

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I'm 4 weeks pregnant & experiencing lite cramping. is that normal? should i be concerned?

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I'm 4 weeks pregnant, i've been feeling this cramps (kinda stabbing feeling) on almost a daily basis :( is that normal? should i worry?

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About to be 4 weeks pregnant , is it normal that i'm having bad cramps ?, or is it cramps because menstraul is suppose to start in two days ?

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Hello, i just found out i was 4 weeks pregnant last week. i was wondering was mild cramping on and off normal in early pregnancy?

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I'm 4 weeks pregnant and been having daily on and off mild cramping the last 4 days no blood though , hgc level is 800 , is this normal ?

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I am 4 weeks pregnant and am having period like cramping. is this normal?

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I'm about 4 weeks pregnant. i started spotting this morning and i've been having on and off cramping for about a week, is this normal?

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4 weeks pregnant feeling cramping like period cramps is this normal & what can i take for pain?

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