will i miscarry?

Question

i just found out i was pregnant and i am 4 weeks and 3 days i have bad symptoms and have been having cramps not bad ones but cramping my lower back has also been killing me it feels like my period is abou tto start. i believe i had a miscarraige before but it was too early to even know if i was preg. i am scared and i want this baby

Answer 1

Call your doctor right away if you have any concerns.

Answer 2

u should not worry so much. u need to relax. cramping is normal. there r lots of things happening to ur body right now and those pains just get worse. they do ease up in the second trimester. i had a miscarraige with my first but it did not mean anything like i would have another. some times those things just happen. just take good care of ur self and put soming warm on the spot where it hurts to ease the pain or take a warm bath but not to hot ok. u can also fill a sock with rice and put it in the mic for a min. it works great

Answer 3

Some women have cramping because the nuterus starts to stretch, and what feels like cramping is actually the stretching. It's possible to have cramping to. I did with both of my pregnancies, and sometimes that is normal.

If you are really concerned, call your doctor and explain your problem and ask what they would recommend. They may want to see you before your other scheduled appointments.

I wouldn't worry too much, but call your doctor if you are too worried to deal with other things. Good luck!!

Answer 4

I am 16 weeks and it was not that long ago that I had the same feeling. My doctor told me when I spoke to him about this pain I was having at 5 weeks when I first found out was that your body is going through alot of changes and your uterus is starting to stretch, he also told me that if it is not severe cramping where you are doubling over and there is no sign of bleeding then I should be fine. Please don't hesitate to call your doctor for reassurance.

Answer 5

hey, I know what you're going through, You may not be miscarrying, several women when they are that short period of a time along, will still have a menstrual cycle, one month into the pregnancy. Your menstrual cycle may be different, either heavier or lighter than normal. This is a normal occurence. After your menstrual cycle, check to see if you are still pregnant. Good Luck, and I wish you the best!

Answer 6

take a sigh of relief. Your symptoms are NORMAL for being as far along as you are. Many women (including myself) experience mild cramping in their first trimester. Its totally okay. and the lower back pain may be your sciatic nerve beginning to act up. Mine didnt start until 11 weeks, but could totally be early. Try not to wear high heeled shoes or lift anything over 20 lbs. That helped my back. CONGRATS!! Your going to have a BABY! Try to relax and enjoy it!

Answer 7

Without a doctor visit, there's no way to know, but unfortunately at this stage in your pregnancy there is little you can do to prevent a miscarriage, if that's what's happening. The best thing you can do is rest, put your feet up, and try to minimize your anxiety. Call your doctor.

Answer 8

if you are going to miscarry there is nothing you can do about it and it is probably for the best as it will show a possible problem with the embryo....but try not to worry to much as this can cause problems of there own high blood pressure etc go see a Doctor as soon as possible they are the only people who can put your mind at rest..so relax and trust in the fact that if it is to be then it will be!


I myself miscarried in April..so good luck and god bless!

Answer 9

Go to the doctor or Emerency room to get check out just in case. It is not something to mess around with.

Answer 10

You really need to call your doctor. Don't be afraid to call your doctor's office -ever. Call as much as you need to. That's what they are there for.