Menstrual cramps one side
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There's a long list of issues that can cause abdominal cramps without the presence of a menstrual period, for example: a late or irregular period, pregnancy, stress, indigestion or digestive disorders, an illness, or endometriosis, etc...Menstrual cramps are caused by the uterus contracting when it expels it's lining. For many women cramps can happen 3 to 5 days before a period begins, and also during a period.
I'm having what it feels like menstrual cramps I'm 12 weeks 1 day could it be my uterus growing?
Menstrual like cramps are very normal during first few weeks of pregnancy as your body is trying to stop cycle and stretching to make way for baby.. unless you start bleeding and cramps become very severe with back pain, you have pain on one side only, blurry vision etc.. then you should go to ER straight away..
regarding symptoms every women and every pregnancy is different.... give it a time you probably going to get hit by symptoms later in pregnancy..
Has anyone experienced menstrual like cramps early in pregnancy? I am almost 6 weeks and have off and on menstrual like cramps anywhere from my sides to my pelvic area. I had an ovarian cyst rupture recently so I was told the pain in my side came from the fluid left around my ovaries and that it would take care of itself. It has been 11 days since the cyst ruptured but I still occasionally have pain.
anyone experiencing menstrual-like cramps? I'm 30 weeks and 2 days. I've experienced them throughout the day and my doc. Just said to increase my water intake and come in if it feels worst than menstrual-like cramps. Just wondering if anyone is having a similar experience?
Yes, thats normal. If the pain gets severe or is sharp on one side getting worse and/or bleeding, you need to get to a & e. I get the feint cramping too throughout the day but they dont really compare to period pain...i used to get bad period pain, so i use that as my indicator. Hope you feel better soon.
cramping on both sides is normal but cramping on one side is normal also. Cramping on one side is usually due to a cyst on that ovary. It will also cause chronic pain and excessive bleeding. No worries tell your doctor and they will just prescribe you birth control to regulate it or if your like me and can't take birth control they may just issue you a strong pain reliever.
I've had so much cramping lol but doc reassured me everything is fine currently 22+2 and he's so snug in there don't worry urself into anything lol I did it and do u kno how many ultrasounds I've had since then lol
Yes! I had some pretty uncomfortable cramps like menstrual cramps but a little worse and id wake up at night from them. The best thing I found is a warm shower helped. Rocking side to side. Helped me alot. I thought something was wrong too until I went for my first ultrasound and saw bubbys heartbeat! I still get cramps here and their but they are very common.
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The day after and still today I get short kind of spasm cramps in my reproductive organ region, sort of like menstrual cramps. They are sporadic maybe two a day, could this be from the meds? I also noticed right after treatment I get a small pinch in my urethra, randomly, the nurse said more fluids??
Since the stellate ganglion block on 3/13, the most concentrated source of back pain has been sharp muscle spasms occurring sporadically along the lower spine and lower-right side of the spine. The rest of the pain has been sore, aching muscles on the left side. I have never had muscle spasms occur on the right of the spine in my back in the past; they have always stayed to the left and on the center of the lower spine.
I've been having lower back pain and started feeling mild menstrual like cramps now I have pain for like 10 seconds that comes and goes. My belly starts to feel tight. I've been feeling this way all day. What could it be? I'm getting real worried now.
I'm 34 weeks and having the strongest menstrual type feeling cramps ever. My Lower back is in so much pain. It's almost unbearable. Should I be concerned? Did anybody experience this before labor?
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