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Can Pregnancy Be The Reason For Cramps?

hi im trying to conceive and im using the bbt charting system , my last period was on the 15 july. on tuesday 19 july we did bd and on the 22 july ,on the 23 july ,on the 24 july and on the 28 july my ovulation day was exectly 14 days after the first day of my period .now the bbt are on the 21-7 it was 97.7 on the 22-7 it was 97.2 on the 23-7 was 97.2 on the 24-7 was 97.8 on the 25-7 was 97.3 on the 26- was 97.5 on the 27-7 was 97.6 on the 28-7 it was 97.2 my ovulation day.. on the 29-7 it was 97.8 on the 30-7- it was 97.7 on the 31-7- it was 97.8 and today bbt is 97.9... im having cramps under my belly and even around can it be pregnancy thx for your time best regards denilson
Wed, 27 May 2015
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Hi,
The rise in temperature should persist throughout the rest of the cycle if conception occurs. This rise would approximately be around half-a-degree. It needs some more time to predict if pregnancy is a possibility. Cramps in the abdomen are a non-specific finding and can be caused by anything from gastro-intestinal disturbance, urinary causes, tubal movements and so on. Please wait for your next natural period and go for a HPT 3-7 days later if you miss it; you can also get a blood test if you wish an earlier and better diagnosis. Hope this helps.
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Can Pregnancy Be The Reason For Cramps?

Hi, The rise in temperature should persist throughout the rest of the cycle if conception occurs. This rise would approximately be around half-a-degree. It needs some more time to predict if pregnancy is a possibility. Cramps in the abdomen are a non-specific finding and can be caused by anything from gastro-intestinal disturbance, urinary causes, tubal movements and so on. Please wait for your next natural period and go for a HPT 3-7 days later if you miss it; you can also get a blood test if you wish an earlier and better diagnosis. Hope this helps.