But after losing at 25 weeks, it's scary. Today is only the 3rd day of my missed period (4.1 weeks).…

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But after losing at 25 weeks, it's scary. Today is only the 3rd day of my missed period (4.1 weeks). My stomach feels achy when I lie down, and I'm running to the bathroom often. It feels okay when I move, but it aches like the first day of my period, not too strong, but noticeable. There's no discharge, and I took Dydrogesterone, but it's not helping. I have to go to work tomorrow, so I'll see the doctor on Monday. How much did your stomach ache, and until what week did it ache?
I don't remember my last time, it was about 8 years ago. I called the women's clinic and they told m…
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Natalya
I thought I would miscarry any day now up to 7 weeks.
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lyubanya
Natalya Thanks, that's reassuring!)
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Natalya
Natalya Everything gets used to the new normal there.
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lyubanya
Natalya Oh God, I'm worried it might be an ectopic pregnancy :(
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firuza manafova
I had period-like cramps until about 7 weeks. No discharge or anything, just a pulling sensation in my lower belly. I remember my doctor prescribed papaverine and no-shpa back then. But generally, it's a normal condition: your uterus is actively growing right now, its blood supply is changing, and the ligaments are stretching, which causes these sensations.

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firuza manafova
firuza manafova There's no point worrying right now. There's not much you can do anymore, so the only thing you can do is try to stay calm
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Tatyana Rubtsova
In my first pregnancy, I had some side pain for the first few weeks where the corpus luteum was.
In my second, I had pain everywhere right away... and unfortunately, it ended with a missed miscarriage at 6 weeks..
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lyubanya
firuza manafova thank you
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Katya
My doctor told me that pulling sensations are normal if the pain isn't severe and there's no discharge.
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Elena
It's understandable that you're scared after what you've been through. But try not to get worked up, nerves are definitely not the best companion during pregnancy. Aching pains are generally normal in the early stages and happen to many women.
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