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Is Sore Breast And Mild Cramping Sign Of Pregnancy?

I believe I am 7 weeks pregnant, I have had 4 positive tests. I haven't had any spotting but I have been experiencing mild cramping and a tight, heavy feeling very low down in the centre of my abdomen. I also don't seem to have too many pregnancy symptoms. My breasts are slightly tender but it comes and goes and I'm not urinating very often.
Wed, 31 Aug 2016
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. With so many positive pregnancy tests, you should be definitely pregnant. What you need to do now is to see a specialist for proper clinical confirmation along with a trans-vaginal sonogram to detect the location of the gestation sac and the age of the pregnancy. The heavy feeling is mostly due to the increased pelvic pressure due to the enlarging uterus; cramps are often felt as part of the normal phenomenon. Pulling up of the supporting ligaments of the uterus also can cause this pain. Hope this helps.
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Is Sore Breast And Mild Cramping Sign Of Pregnancy?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. With so many positive pregnancy tests, you should be definitely pregnant. What you need to do now is to see a specialist for proper clinical confirmation along with a trans-vaginal sonogram to detect the location of the gestation sac and the age of the pregnancy. The heavy feeling is mostly due to the increased pelvic pressure due to the enlarging uterus; cramps are often felt as part of the normal phenomenon. Pulling up of the supporting ligaments of the uterus also can cause this pain. Hope this helps.