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Q: I Got a Bfp Last Sunday.....

asked by: AmyBrooke99 on February 25th, 2007

New User

This will be my first child...... after 3 years of trying!!

I went to the doctor last week for a blood test. The first BETA came back 826, and the 2nd BETA (2 days later) came back 2200!! Smile

I also had an ultrasound done Friday, and they could see the sac, but no baby. The nurse said b/c it is too soon. I was only 4 wks 6 days.

The doctor said everything looks great, and she couldn't ask my my BETA level to be better!!

I guess my question is...... Is it normal to have dull menstral like cramps in early pregnancy? If I didn't know any better I would think I was going to start my period... Smile

Thanks.

Replies(3)

Mother_Without_Child

replied on February 26th, 2007

New User

First i like to say Congrats.... Second is it is ok to have Cramps your stumic musels and uterus is streching.

negar

replied on May 14th, 2007

Experienced User

Amybrook99

Hi,
I just found out I am pregnant. I got my BFP last night at 11dpiui. My husband and I were trying for 3 years too. I also had 2 m/c's. First one at 9 weeks and the second one at 5 weeks.
I am really scared too cause I have been getting light af like cramping on and off and twinges too...

arcadia

replied on May 14th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

yep, light cramping is normal. if you experience any bleeding, though, get that checked out immediately. but so long as you're just having some cramps, you're fine!

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