i'm cramping and 3mos. into my pregnancy is this normal?

Answer 1

I had cramping throughout my pregnancy, and my doctor told me it was completely normal. If you are not bleeding, don't worry too much, but call your doctor just to be sure.

Answer 2

Whatever the intensity of the pain, you should call your doctor... However, don't panic yet, most of the cramping is normal... depending on what your pain tolerance is... you might have a normal cervical stretching, as the baby is growing your whole body is preparing for that delivery event... I had cramping every trimester, and a lot of them in the last weeks, and still delivered late! Before you are 5 months into pregnancy you have to be very careful, chances of survival after 5 months are very good...
I suggest you check out this website it will not only give you week by week advice, and updates, but will also address some of the issues you might worry about... it's www.babycenter.com, and you can subscribe for free...
try to stay low for a while and don't lift anything over 15 pounds...
I'd go for less though...

Answer 3

As long as its not severe cramping and your not bleeding, you should be fine. Discuss it with your doctor. The cramping is normal though, it is due to the fact that your uterus is quickly growing and stretching. These normal cramps should feel like menstral cramps and are annoying and uncomfortable, but fine. You can probably feel a little lump if you lay on your stomach, thats cause your uterus is growing to accomadate the baby...imagine how much stretching had to go on to get the point that you now have a lump there. Don't worry, and the cramps get better the farther you go into pregnancy.

Answer 4

I am 2 months pregnant and have cramps all the time, some quite painful. As long as there is no bleeding then there is no reason to panic. But do mention it at your next check-up.

I find that during the day, going for a walk of some other physical exercise helps. At night, a bath or a hot water bottle on the tummy helps.

Answer 5

Cramping like menstrual cramps is not normal. You need to call your Doctor immediately. Some slight muscle cramps are normal as your body expands to accommodate the baby. I would rather be safe and have it checked out.

Answer 6

sometimes it can be normal but there are alot of reasons why u may b cramping. i would go to your dr asap to be on the safe side. because sometimes miscarriage can sometimes take a while and start off with cramps. but because your body is changing and your insides are being pushed against this could be why u are cramping. so please go to your doctor and find out out for sure, if u are fine he'll probably order you to rest. good luck. u could be fine.

Answer 7

i had this problem on my 2nd mth n even started bleeding. Had nearly sufferred a miscarriage n was admitted into hospital for almost a wk... Pls see a doctor if u started having cramps tat u feel r getting worse!

Answer 8

It may be. But being pregnant is an important thing. I would not take it lightly. The best thing for you to do is to make a doctors appointment.

Answer 9

it canbe very normal you can even have cramps that make you feel like your going to die but make shure you tell the doctor but dont freak out unless you start bleading

Answer 10

call your doctor