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Pregnant, Pain In Uterus. No Bleeding Or Dizziness. Worried
Hi, I m experiencing dull aches in my womb. I m around 4 weeks pregnant and have not been able to see a doctor yet as i only registered a few days ago and i m waiting for it to go through. its not to painful just a slight ache. I was paranoid that it was eptopic but it says online that cramps are normal. I do get some on my left and right side (which feel like my tubes ) but i read that this can be a hormone realising before the placenta grows? I think im worying over nothing i have no bleeding or dizziness but i wanted another opinion. I m hoping to get int the doctors beginning of next week.
Thu, 3 Jan 2013
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Pain that is related to ectopic pregnancy would be continuous cramping severe pain and it is associated with excessive vaginal bleeding.The loss of blood would result in the dizziness.
Pain is also associated with spontaneous abortion which would be associated with abdominal pain in addition to bleeding.This pain would also be progressive increasing in intensity and would be cramping in nature.
Pregnancy is associated with mild discomfort in the pelvis normally, if it is not severe, increasing in intensity or associated with bleeding then it is unlikely to be anything to be worried about.
Hope this helps and wishing you a healthy baby
Pain that is related to ectopic pregnancy would be continuous cramping severe pain and it is associated with excessive vaginal bleeding.The loss of blood would result in the dizziness.
Pain is also associated with spontaneous abortion which would be associated with abdominal pain in addition to bleeding.This pain would also be progressive increasing in intensity and would be cramping in nature.
Pregnancy is associated with mild discomfort in the pelvis normally, if it is not severe, increasing in intensity or associated with bleeding then it is unlikely to be anything to be worried about.
Hope this helps and wishing you a healthy baby
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